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work_bx4mlfcfhnhwbm2m5ebw63omsu	Sylvia I. Bergh	Anne-Meike Fechter and Heather Hindman (eds): Inside the Everyday Lives of Development Workers. The Challenges and Futures of Aidland	2011	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1109	60	57	Inside the Everyday Lives of Development Workers. research on development has focused on the institutions and organizations delivering aid scholarly invisibility of aid workers in the fact that their labor has so far been (wrongly) transformative work of the development worker. 17), thus reintegrating the private and public lives of aid workers, as The various chapters reflect the vast diversity of ''aid workers'' and their Jong's chapter on altruism and selfishness in NGO work argues convincingly that study of Ghanaian NGO workers how personal relations, although frowned upon by Fechter's chapter seeks to provide a typology of aid workers and explores their namely how ''development work is being transformed by processes such as structure of work itself influences the outcomes of development'' (p. the main focus of the book, or at least the chapters for the most part fail to make Anne-Meike Fechter and Heather Hindman (eds): Inside the Everyday Lives of Development Workers.	./cache/work_bx4mlfcfhnhwbm2m5ebw63omsu.pdf	./txt/work_bx4mlfcfhnhwbm2m5ebw63omsu.txt