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Dams as aid : a political anatomy of Nordic development thinking

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International Development and Aid Historical and Contemporary Political Dynamics Hydropower, Displacement, Environmental Impact

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Dams As Aid brings together key issues in the aid/environment/development debate. Through her examination of dams, Usher sheds light on wider issues of the political economy of aid. Detailed analysis of dams and aid case studies are included, particularly on Nordic dams which provide most graphic illustrations, and these detailed case studies are located within a broad comparative and theoretical perspective.

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