Civil Society by Design

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The book explores the concept of intermestic development circles in Bangladesh, where international donor agencies collaborate with domestic organizations. Stiles, drawing from extensive research and personal experience, examines how not-for-profit agencies are evolving their operations and cultures, while Western NGOs undergo subtle transformations in response. This insightful analysis highlights the dynamic interplay of cooperation and tension between international donors and local recipients, offering valuable perspectives for scholars of development.