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What are NGOs?,r of themes and issues affecting NGOs. As part of that introduction we examined briefly the term ‘NGO’ itself, recognizing that the concept was difficult to pin down. In this chapter we look in more detail at what is understood by the term and in particular what distinguishes NGOs from other organiz

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