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Experts, donors, ruling elites and the African poor: expert planning, policy formulation and implementation - a critique.
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  • 1984Institutional destruction resulting from donor and project proliferation in Sub-Saharan African countries192 cited
  • 1983Tanzania and the World Bank38 cited
  • 1980The impact of the received law on planning and development in anglophonic Africa18 cited
  • 1987Tanzania's expert‐led planning: An assessment10 cited
  • 1982Aid and development : some Tanzanian experiences5 cited

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  • 200718. THE WORLD BANK, NGOS AND THE STATE OF DEVELOPMENT IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA: IMPLICATIONS FOR ALLEVIATING POVERTY AND ADVANCING SOCIETAL REFORM1 cited

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