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Enhancing U.S. Security through foreign aid

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OHANLON Michael A

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Material type: Text

TextSeries: A CBO StudyPublication details: Washington, DC: Congressional Budget Office, 1994Description: 90pISBN:

078810831X (pbk.)

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Summary: Points to the decline in real terms of US foreign aid donations and argues for an increase in assistance as a potent instrument of U.S security policy.

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Points to the decline in real terms of US foreign aid donations and argues for an increase in assistance as a potent instrument of U.S security policy.

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