Structure:
1.	Definition and background
2.	Pros and cons
3.	Can it be financed?

Vocabulary/names:
referendum
left-wing/right-wing
libertarian
Martin Ford
“Mincome”
alienation
stigma
Susanne Wiest
bureaucracy
Ed Dolan
poverty threshold
means-tested
tax expenditures
pensions

Universal Basic Income – Dream Come True, Pipe Dream, or Nightmare? - click here for vocabulary

Full title: "NGOs: Increasing Demand but Limited Effectiveness?"

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Structure:

1.	Why are governments in developing countries marginalizing smaller sectors of their population, and how has this increased the demand for development-oriented NGOs?

2.	What does it mean for an NGO to have a grassroots ideology and practice?

3.	Why are development-oriented NGOs not effective overall?


Some Sources:

J Wagona Makoba (key word: NGOs and third-world development)

Goran Hyden: Civil Society, Social Capital and Development: Dissection of a Complex Discourse

Franic Stewart: Root Causes of Violent Conflict in Developing Countries


Vocabulary:

adhere
development-oriented NGO
government subsidizing
grassroots
influx
marginalizing by the government
NGO donors
ostracized
paradigm
precipitously
respective government
shortcomings
standard of living
sustainable

NGOs: Demand and Effectiveness - Click here for vocabulary (no model summary available)

...ein Kessel Buntes im schwarzen Teer.

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NGOs: Demand and Effectiveness - Click here for vocabulary (no model summary available)

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