The Millennium Challenge Account: a marginal revolution in US foreign aid policy

Maurizio Carbone

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secondly, that clan divisions are deep and irresolvable when the reality is they are many and thin. Part of the reason is that planning capacity in both the UN and SACB is, with the exception of leadership, very weak and contradictory, and, more importantly, there is no Somali voice in the process. And part of the reason is that a few Somalis are not yet tired of war it is providing a few with a generous living.

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2000Promoting the National Interest 2004American empire and ‘excluded states’: the millennium challenge account and the shift to pre-emptive development 2003Bush and Foreign Aid 2003The other war: global poverty and the millennium challenge account 2003Compassionate conservatism confronts global poverty 2003Lessons and new directions for foreign assistance

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