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Preface | ||
Acknowledgments | ||
1 | Poor People in a Poor World | 1 |
2 | Washington's AID Program | 21 |
3 | Why Asia Is Developing and Africa Is Not | 37 |
4 | Bangladesh Grows Its Own Food | 63 |
5 | Creating African Ownership with an Aid Presence | 89 |
6 | Agriculture Is Africa's First Source of Growth | 107 |
7 | Investment for Africa's Development | 133 |
8 | African Development Requires Democracy | 157 |
9 | Master of Their Own House: African Training and Western Advice | 191 |
10 | Endorsing Development in the Poor World | 217 |
Bibliography | 237 | |
Index | 243 |
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