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MA program co-Director Dan Brumberg argues that the Obama administration can’t rely on supporting civil society alone to foment democratic reform in the Middle East.
- Published by Barak in: Blog DG Program
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2 Responses to “Not good enough”
Right – RoL for enabling environment & competent admin law, political leaders/parties to draw on CS expertise as needed, relatively open info channels, and established state procurement processes, among others would be key.
This is quite a long list…
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