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Reform and Growth includes contributions of distinguished development practitioners on issues such as: the links between good performance and policy change; how windows of opportunity can best be used to promote reform; how ownership of policies and reform programs can be encouraged; and how developed country policies can be improved to create a better global environment for development.
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Jeremy East
reviewed Reform and Growth: Evaluating the World Bank Experience on January 29, 2019
Reform and Growth: Evaluating the World Bank Experience
Dramatic and in-depth look at the Mayan widows of the Scorched Earth campaign of the early 1980s. Inspired somewhat by Nancy Scheper-Hughes "Death without Weeping: The Violence of Everyday Life in Brazil." An anthropological account with a conscience, as it should be.
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