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July 1, 2002Journal of Human Development

Held to Account: Experiences of Social Accountability in Latin America

Enrique Peruzzotti Catalina Smulovitz

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(2002). Held to Account: Experiences of Social Accountability in Latin America. Journal of Human Development: Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 209-230.

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