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A Walk Beyond the Horizon

The relationship between man and nature

Socio-environmental impacts on the banks of the São Francisco River

The End of Evil

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Untersuchung der Wäscheentwässerung mit Hilfe von Zentrifugen und Pressen

The Problemata Physica, Attributed to Aristotle: The Arabic Version of H&#803;unain Ibn Ish&#257;q and the Hebrew Version of Moses Ibn Tibbon

Aboriginal American Authors

Reprint der 8. Auflage 1981

Honda Civic ab Juli 1979

Innocent In Death

Sex and the City

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Ready or Not

Stalin's Gold

An Eigenfunction Approach

Separation of Variables for Partial Differential Equations

Developmental Psychology and Young Children’s Religious Education

Non-abused, High-functioning People Living Outside of Time

Attuned Treatment of Developmental Trauma

Lyrical Recreations

Reflexiones teóricas y experiencias pedagógicas de ESI

Sexualidad, cuerpos y perspectiva de género en la formación docente

Yorkshire Terrier (Yorkie)

III: 46-59

Des Menschensohnes Leiden und Erhöhung

Inside Out/Outside in

Integral Psychotherapy

Review and Analysis of Maxwell's Book

Summary: Talent Is Never Enough

Praise for the first edition
"This powerful critique of aid by a distinguished practitioner cannot be brushed aside. As Browne argues, doubling aid without radical redesign is unlikely to deliver accelerated development. He offers an attractive recipe for reform."
Paul Collier, Professor of Economics, Oxford University

"Stephen Browne provides a radical and original take on a familiar subject, with careful analysis and drawing on a wealth of personal experience …Readable stuff, destined to make those in the aid business think harder."
Sir Richard Jolly, Institute of Development Studies, Sussex

"This book is badly needed. It answers the question on everyone’s mind: why has aid often failed to trigger successful development?"
Kishore Mahbubani, Dean of Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, Singapore

"Stephen Browne takes us back to the early days of development aid, through its evolution into partnership, to the present day … The book reads very well, is snappy and sharp, and is backed up with real life examples."
Kunda Dixit, Editor-in-Chief, Nepali Times

"Stephen Browne takes [the aid] story, tests it against many countries and periods and discovers the wide prevalence of aid and influence … This book deserves a wide readership among students of aid relationships and decision-makers."
Just Faaland, Former Director, Christian Michelsen Institute, Norway

"The developing countries – particularly those in Africa – deserve a better deal, not as the passive recipients of aid, but as active participants in a fairer global economy. This book contains some important proposals on how a new deal could be struck, which is beneficial to both South and North."
Donald Kaberuka, President of the African Development Bank

Patronage, Power and Politics

Aid and Influence

Dead Man's Float

The Lawyer's Nose, Tr. by J.E. Maitland

Untersuchung des Einflusses von Wärmedehnungen bei Werkzeugmaschinen auf die Fertigungsstabilität

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