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Thursday, 09 April 2009

G-20 -- a starting gun for recovery, ODIOverseas Development Institute (London) Blog, April 2009

The G-20 communiqué offers many of the right right words and some of the right measures.

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Is the concept of 'fragile states' over- burdened?