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Page 40
It has been generally recognized that criticism of the foreign aid program
weakened the agency and kept it from doing what it wanted to do . Less
understood is the fact that the process of living with criticism profoundly affected
what the agency ...
It has been generally recognized that criticism of the foreign aid program
weakened the agency and kept it from doing what it wanted to do . Less
understood is the fact that the process of living with criticism profoundly affected
what the agency ...
Page 43
This meant that the agency was deprived of an important source of criticism and
received in its place a type of criticism which was useless in the organization ' s
internal efforts to promote change and innovation . That is , when the foreign aid ...
This meant that the agency was deprived of an important source of criticism and
received in its place a type of criticism which was useless in the organization ' s
internal efforts to promote change and innovation . That is , when the foreign aid ...
Page 48
After all , the statement was a perfect piece of “ evidence " for critics who
considered the aid program a U . S . export ... such a statement , given the
agency ' s hypersensitivity to criticism , its fear of the written word , and the
corresponding ...
After all , the statement was a perfect piece of “ evidence " for critics who
considered the aid program a U . S . export ... such a statement , given the
agency ' s hypersensitivity to criticism , its fear of the written word , and the
corresponding ...
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Contents
Introduction | 9 |
The Misfit | 23 |
The Institutionalization of Outside Criticism | 40 |
Copyright | |
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