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Aidland: a standalone construct

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Development studies

the professional world of international aid workers, studied ethnographically as a social space with its own practices and knowledge.

In development studies, Aidland refers to the professional world of international aid workers, studied ethnographically as a social space with its own practices and knowledge. This meaning comes from Mosse (2011) in Adventures in Aidland.[1]

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Mosse, D. (2011). Adventures in Aidland. Berghahn Books, Incorporated. ISBN 9781306055581

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