In this 15th annual volume of PRAXIS: The Fletcher Journal of Development Studies, we address one of the most pressing issues facing scholars, practitioners and beneficiaries today: Does development work? Are aid projects providing more help or harm to the people they serve? If projects are sometimes ineffective, what social and economic engines are driving growth in the developing world?
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Elizabeth M. Addonizio A Chile Wind in an Anarchic World
Michael Crosswell The Development Record and The Effectiveness of Forign Aid
Kevin Gallagher Pollution Intensive Industry in Mexico under NAFTA: Model and Emperical Evidence
Anthony W. Pereira God, the Devil, and Development in Northeast Brazil
Catherine Tucker Common Property Design Principles and Development in a Honduran Community
Amy Coletta Book Review: Aiding Violence: The Development Enterprise in Rwanda by Peter Uvin
William Lawrence Symptom of Crisis or Engine of Development? The Mauritanian Informal Economic Sector
Chris Young Book Review: Assessing Aid: What Works, What Doesn't, and Why by David Dollar and Lant Pritchett
Praxis Interviews Does Development Work?
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