On Capitol Hill, where memories are short, concern about open-ended military conflicts — or as one might call them, war…
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For decades, international development has been synonymous with massive aid programs, billion-dollar projects, and slow-moving bureaucracies. Governments and global institutions…
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Read More »In 1881, a president was assassinated over the future of the civil service. James Garfield, who believed in civil service…
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Read More »The Peter Principle, first published in 1968 by Laurence J. Peter, is the premise that, in a hierarchy, people rise…
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