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| On May 5, 2009, the Urban Institute Center on International Development and Governance (IDG) hosted a forum on Democracy and Security in Pakistan: The Ground Game.
The forum's panelists discussed whether the devolution of autonomy to local officials in Pakistan has been effective in advancing democratic practices, stability and security. Panelists included Charles Cadwell (moderator), William Cartier and Joshua T. White.
Download a podcast of the event. |
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