Given the events of the last 24 hours, seemed appropriate to repost this blog here (originally posted on the International Budget Partnership site). Change a few words and it applies to the U.S. context, not just today or on Jan. 20, but always. There’s been a slow-dawning realization among open governance advocates that pushing for…
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Musings on the politics of governance and development
Musings on the politics of governance and development
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Musings on the politics of governance and development
Musings on the politics of governance and development
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