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Seth Kaplan Interview – Poverty in Fragile States

27-08-2014

Seth Kaplan explains the meaning behind his book – ‘Betrayed: Politics, Power, and Prosperity (Fixing Fragile States: a New Paradigm for Development)’

Betrayed combines the latest research on poverty and state building with the author’s personal observations drawn from years of living and traveling in developing countries and working in places such as China and Nigeria.

Cross-cutting TopicsPeace, security and resilienceFragile statesFragility

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