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This chapter introduces the basic framework of the book. Agent judgment is fallible, and top-down controls may preclude useful actions by agents. International development organizations (IDOs), then, must choose between two flawed strategies in deciding whether to put agents in charge (Navigation by Judgment) or have principals retain control (Navigation from the Top). The extent to which environments are predictable and projects are externally verifiable affects how IDOs should manage interventions to increase intervention success and aid impact. This chapter introduces the quantitative and qualitative data that the book employs and previews how each chapter will contribute to the overall argument.
Oxford University Press
Title: Introduction
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This chapter introduces the basic framework of the book.
Agent judgment is fallible, and top-down controls may preclude useful actions by agents.
International development organizations (IDOs), then, must choose between two flawed strategies in deciding whether to put agents in charge (Navigation by Judgment) or have principals retain control (Navigation from the Top).
The extent to which environments are predictable and projects are externally verifiable affects how IDOs should manage interventions to increase intervention success and aid impact.
This chapter introduces the quantitative and qualitative data that the book employs and previews how each chapter will contribute to the overall argument.

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