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The pon also played a central role in the organisation and deployment of rice surpluses , and the control of labour through the aegis of his local ancestral temple . The Khmer texts also inform us on the social role of women , and the ...
The pon also played a central role in the organisation and deployment of rice surpluses , and the control of labour through the aegis of his local ancestral temple . The Khmer texts also inform us on the social role of women , and the ...
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Promoting development : from lessons to strategy In drawing the lessons from experience and development thinking that underpin the strategy , let me look briefly at the objectives of development , the role of the state , the driving ...
Promoting development : from lessons to strategy In drawing the lessons from experience and development thinking that underpin the strategy , let me look briefly at the objectives of development , the role of the state , the driving ...
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The international financial institutions ( or IFIs ) also have a key role to play in scaling up by supporting change . Reforms necessary to improve policies and governance will always involve dislocation , since they require movement of ...
The international financial institutions ( or IFIs ) also have a key role to play in scaling up by supporting change . Reforms necessary to improve policies and governance will always involve dislocation , since they require movement of ...
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