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Gender in local politics : the case of decentralisation reform in Cambodia

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Connecting national ownership and local participation in aid recipient countries : the cases of Rwanda and Cambodia

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This paper examines previously under-explored links between two aid-nurtured ideals. 'National ownership' and 'local participation' both aim to increase recipient influence and thereby address the inherent inequality of the aid relation. Questioning the common assumption of synergy, we analyse...

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