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1 Thomas G. Weiss, `Humanitarian Shell Games: Whither UN Reform?', Security Dialogue , vol. 29, no. 1, March 1998, pp. 9-23, at p. 10.
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2 Kent Buse & Gill Walt, `Aid Coordination for Health Sector Reform: A Conceptual Framework for Analysis and Assessment', Health Policy , vol. 38, pp. 173-187.
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3 For example see John Borton, Emery Brusset & Alistair Hallam, Humanitarian Aid and Effects (London: ODI Publications, 1997).
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7 For example, see Carnegie Commission on Preventing Deadly Conflict, Preventing Deadly Conflict, Final Report (New York: Carnegie Corporation, 1998).
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9 Joanna Macrae, A Healthy Peace? The Politics and Practice of International Assistance in Situations of `Post'-Conflict Transition , PhD dissertation, University of London.