Beyond the magic bullet : NGO performance and accountability in the post-cold war world

Michaël Edwards · David Hulme

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Experts review the issues of NGO performance and accountability in international development assistance and provide guidance regarding the process of assessment. Case studies written by individuals who have been involved in NGO activities in Central America, Asia, South America, East Africa, and North Africa ground this discussion in the realities and complexities of international development.

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