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The Columbus Effect: The Donor Community’s “Discovery” of Noncommunicable

World Hospitals and Health Services, June 2011

June 29, 2011
by Kacie Marano , Jeremiah Norris

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Kacie Marano is Project Manager at Hudson's Center for Science in Public Policy and Hudson's Center for Global Prosperity.

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Jeremiah Norris is a Senior Fellow and Director of Hudson Institute's Center for Science in Public Policy. He specializes in public-private partnerships in development assistance, trade and development, and global AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria policies.

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