I will be doing a presentation at: State Department’s conference: Diplomacy, Development, and Defense — Evaluating Foreign Policy Success, June 7-8, 2011. The title is: “Evaluation of Unintended Consequences of Development Efforts: Building Evaluation Capacity in Support of Development and Democracy” Copy of proposal
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