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act . fact that it , unlike domestic money - spending bureaucracies , had no
constituency . American equipment suppliers , for example , were not the
constituency one would expect them to be . They did not appear among those
outside interest ...
act . fact that it , unlike domestic money - spending bureaucracies , had no
constituency . American equipment suppliers , for example , were not the
constituency one would expect them to be . They did not appear among those
outside interest ...
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An example from the Treasury Department illustrates the point . I take the
example from the Treasury rather than the Commerce Department or the
Congress , because considerable attention has already been paid to the
disruptive effects of the ...
An example from the Treasury Department illustrates the point . I take the
example from the Treasury rather than the Commerce Department or the
Congress , because considerable attention has already been paid to the
disruptive effects of the ...
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CONCLUSION The complex detail of my examples is the only way to convey how
the foreign exchange financing of ... In the case of the turbines , for example , the
borrower originally told mission technicians that it would just as soon buy the ...
CONCLUSION The complex detail of my examples is the only way to convey how
the foreign exchange financing of ... In the case of the turbines , for example , the
borrower originally told mission technicians that it would just as soon buy the ...
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Contents
Introduction | 9 |
The Misfit | 23 |
The Institutionalization of Outside Criticism | 40 |
Copyright | |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Inside Foreign Aid |
| Author | Judith Tendler |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Johns Hopkins University Press, 1975 |
| ISBN | 0801817315, 9780801817311 |
| Length | 140 pages |
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