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Governance Does Matter for the Allocation of Foreign Aid

NOPOOR Policy Brief, 9

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Toman Barsbai - Kiel Institute
Toman Barsbai
Rainer Thiele - Kiel Institute
Rainer Thiele

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Publication Date
05/2016

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  • allocation
  • foreign aid

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