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CAMP

Unique Opportunities in a Dynamic Aid Architecture: The Conditions for Agency,009. Donors’ priorities shifted from a rapidly scaled-up emergency response to sustaining that response. The dynamic aid architecture provided “wiggle room” for dependent agents, as local people living with HIV responded to the new issues and opportunities that emerged in the AIDS enterprise.

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Diagnose und Behebung von Problemens, or people who link donors to community members, may facilitate this learning. Resistance below the line includes using euphemisms, stretching the rules, and foot-dragging. While dynamic, these strategies create leverage that facilitates access to opportunities and resources.

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Performing, Extraverting, and Resisting: The Strategies of Dependent Agents,s, or people who link donors to community members, may facilitate this learning. Resistance below the line includes using euphemisms, stretching the rules, and foot-dragging. While dynamic, these strategies create leverage that facilitates access to opportunities and resources.

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Complex Power on the Margins: The Implications of Dependent Agency,cent demands for the powerful to be held accountable. The work concludes by exploring how the concept of dependent agency may shape scholarship on African politics, international relations, and global health.

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Danel Rey-Arnal,Ibai La?a,Pablo G. Bringasecific environments. In Malawi and Zambia, donor competition, foreign aid uncertainty, development discourses that promote grassroots participation, global norms that define health as a human right, and the rise of the AIDS enterprise shape this global-local context. This chapter concludes by describing the research methodology.