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The White House and the World

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The White House and the World
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Publisher: Center for Global Development
ISBN/ASIN: 1933286245
ISBN-13: 9781933286242
Number of pages: 386

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The Center for Global Development has a track record of providing important insights into how the United States can improve global development policy and thereby tackle some of the world's most intractable problems. This book continues that tradition and helps advance our understanding about how the next administration can improve a critical arm of our global engagement.

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