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Evaluation of the Performance ImprovementNGOs and their language and listening practices. We identify the key themes in NGO scholarship, and suggest ways in which our findings invite an expansion of the research agenda. We argue for the importance of integrating within IR and Development Studies a more linguistically informed understanding

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NGOs Constructing the Listening Zones,n 1942 from a committee of concerned individuals, Christian Aid, which was created in 1943 from a coalition of British and Irish churches, and Tearfund, which was founded much later in 1968. In the cases of Oxfam and Christian Aid, evidence is drawn from the institutional archives of the NGOs, whils

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Donor Listening,It focuses on the Ministry for Overseas Development and the Overseas Development Administration (ODM/ODA 1964–1997) and the Department of International Development (DFID 1997–2018). It uses constructivist institutionalism to understand the deep-rooted ideational dynamics that guide and frame develop

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