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Foreign Aid Reform: Studies and Recommendations

Susan B. Epstein, Matthew C. Weed

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This report gives a brief history of modern U.S. foreign aid and modern legislative efforts to reform foreign aid practices. The report also examines various recommendations from recent studies relating to foreign aid reform.

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This report gives a brief history of modern U.S. foreign aid and modern legislative efforts to reform foreign aid practices. The report also examines various recommendations from recent studies relating to foreign aid reform.

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This report gives a brief history of modern U.S. foreign aid and modern legislative efforts to reform foreign aid practices. The report also examines various recommendations from recent studies relating to foreign aid reform.

Key concepts: Legislature, Political science, Foreign policy, Foreign relations, Legislative history, Public administration, Law, Politics

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