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Can Aid Promote Good Government?

The promotion of 'good government' has become an explicit objective of most aid donors. This has raised suspicions in developing countries, particularly when the threat of withholding aid has been used to force multi-party elections.

1 January 1995

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Confronting Famine in Africa

Famine poses a continuing threat to many of the poorest countries in Africa. There is much that can be done, however, to reduce the risk of famine, and limit the damage done. Speeding up the response to famine early warning signals is vital.

1 January 1995

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New Thinking on Gender and Environment

The need to build women's interests into policy making on the environment is widely accepted and many environment projects have made attempts to involve women. But up to now the approach has been too narrow. As a result, women have gained little, and in some cases have become worse off.

1 January 1995

Journal Article

Small Shoemakers and Fordist Giants: Tale of a Supercluster

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This paper investigates a success story from a country in crisis: the shoe industry of the Sinos Valley in Brazil. The main question is to what extent the industrial district model captures the reality of the Sinos Valley. In many ways it does. The sectoral and geographical concentration of...

1 January 1995

Journal Article

Strengthening Civil Society in Africa: the Role of Foreign Political Aid

IDS Bulletin 47.2A

Strengthening civil society through the provision of financial resources and technical assistance is viewed by aid donors as an effective means of fostering political pluralism and consolidating fragile democracies in developing countries.

1 January 1995

Journal Article

Collective Efficiency: Growth Path for Small-Scale Industry

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This study is concerned with the growth of small local industry in developing countries and explores one particular route for understanding and fostering such growth. It focuses on the clustering of firms and the competitive advantage which they derive from local external economies and joint...

1 January 1995

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