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Let Them Eat Paradigms: Public Attitudes and the Long, Slow Decline of Development Cooperation

By Ian Smillie on December 7, 2006

This paper is a draft of notes for a presentation at a panel discussion on ‘What Future for Development Cooperation?' at the 22nd SID World Conference, Santiago de Compostela, Spain, May 21, 1997. It was also presented in May 1997, at the two-day IISD/IDRC/NSI research conference to identify strategies and actions to follow up the recommendations of the Strong task force on priorities for Canadian internationalism.

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Publisher: IISD

Copyright: , 2006

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