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World Bank mustn’t say “democracy,” but “deploy troops” is OK

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I finally read the World Bank’s 2011 World Development Report, Conflict, Security, and Development . It shed new light on an earlier discussion I had by email with World Bank Media Chief David Theis last month, which I reproduce here, and then I add a new letter I just sent to Mr. Theis.

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World Bank mustn’t say “democracy,” but “deploy troops” is OK

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