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Ask the Expert: Why Do We Need a National Strategy for Global Development?

By Sabina Dewan | June 2, 2009

Why do we need a national strategy for global development? Why doesn’t the United States have a comprehensive strategy for overseas development assistance? What would a sustainable security strategy for global development look like?

More on a national strategy for global development:

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