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It is argued in the 2011 World Development Report that the ‘global system’ of international aid is centred on a ‘paradigm of conflict’. Alexandra Lewis discusses The Politics of International Aid: The Impact of Local Politics and International Priorities on Aid Allocation in Yemen.

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