NGOs and Civil Society at the End of a World

Jim Igoe

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REVISITING AND REMEMBERING NGOS1. Following James Ferguson (2006: 4) on 'trying out', I use the term 'essay' throughout this piece to indicate an 'attempt' at analysis that is more fluid and speculative than usually presented in an article format.

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