The End(s) of the End of Poverty

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2014

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This dissertation explores the emergence of Millennium Development and the promise to end poverty by 2015. After exploring the global scale phenomena, the project turns to the implementation of the "end of poverty" in the model Millennium Village of Sauri, Kenya.

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Cultural Anthropology

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Cultural anthropology, Economic history, Development, Millennium, Poverty

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Haro, Lia (2014). The End(s) of the End of Poverty. Dissertation, Duke University. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/9033.

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