The Charitable Impulse: NGOs & Development in East & North-East Africa

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Kumarian Press (2001)
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This book provides an account of issues facing NGO's today. Each chapter, a case study based on fieldwork, seeks to identify and analyse the roots of problems, past and present, which have led to the current dilemma facing charitable organisations.

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0852558554   1565491378   1565491386   0852558562   9780852558553
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