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A comparative analysis of the role of foreign aid in post-conflict reconstruction of Rwanda and Sierra Leone
Foreign aid is an essential policy instrument used to transform post-conflict countries. The purpose of this study is to measure the effectiveness of foreign aid in two post-conflict countries, Rwanda and Sierra Leone. The research seeks to deepen the knowledge of foreign aid and the structures of d...
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2018
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