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The Perils of Entanglement: Bilateral Donors, Faith-Based Organizations and International Development

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International Development Policy 2013: Religion and Development, Pages: 65 - 78

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The faith and development interface has become a significant feature of development discourse and policy over the last fifteen years. While much recent literature treats it as a welcome and positive development, leading to productive engagement between donors and faith communities, the new interface...

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Published in: International Development Policy 2013: Religion and Development
Published: 2013
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