How the Aid Industry Works

Arjan de Haan

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International Development and Aid Historical and Contemporary Political Dynamics Religion, Society, and Development

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How the Aid Industry Works provides a concise introduction to the business of development—to what aid practices are, and how they have evolved. Arjan de Haan also assesses the arguments of both proponents and opponents of aid and presents illustrative examples of actual projects and programs. Ideal for students encountering the subject of development for the first time, the book also serves well as an overview for development practitioners who want a handy reference covering the universe they inhabit.

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