When Recipients Become Donors

Paulina Pospieszna

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International Development and Aid Eastern European Communism and Reforms Peacebuilding and International Security

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The Polish government funds NGO democracy-assistance programs in Belarus and Ukraine, recognizing that it is in Poland's interest that its neighbors should develop in positive directions, that Poland has a moral obligation to help others as it was helped, and that Poland's own successful post-communist transition lends authority and expertise to its efforts in support of democratization and development.

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