Titlebook: Managing Development; Measures of Success Ernst G. Frankel Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005 D

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Introduction, have slipped economically backward and are probably worse off today than they were when they gained independence, particularly in Africa. There are obviously many examples of success, particularly in East and South East Asia.

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Developing Europe, Bank, established at the Bretton Woods conference in 1946, which provided reconstruction financing to various allied countries in Europe such as Norway, etc. to help economic redevelopment after World War II.

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,America’s Achievements and Hopes,the Mediterranean where major transcontinental empires were established over several millennia before Christ. In fact, there is evidence not just of isolated intercontinental migration but also large-scale movements of whole peoples.

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Postscript,y large number of dismal failures in development. Some used development aid as a ladder to climb towards true prosperity and others used it as a right and/or something that could be misused, wasted or stolen, and often was.

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