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This is a linkpost for a new In Pursuit of Development episode where Dan and I talked about effective altruism, the capability approach, aid targeting, and the politics of foreign aid.
People here might be interested in, or have comments/criticisms on:
how I discuss EA and maximization and SBF fallout,
what the capability approach is and how it can improve EA,
the politics of foreign aid and why I think concerns that aid will hurt governance in recipient countries are overblown,
how and why aid is targeted within countries
If people do have questions or criticisms, I’ll try to be somewhat active in the comments.
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“Making every dollar count,” EA-related episode of In Pursuit of Development (podcast)
Link post
This is a linkpost for a new In Pursuit of Development episode where Dan and I talked about effective altruism, the capability approach, aid targeting, and the politics of foreign aid.
People here might be interested in, or have comments/criticisms on:
how I discuss EA and maximization and SBF fallout,
what the capability approach is and how it can improve EA,
the politics of foreign aid and why I think concerns that aid will hurt governance in recipient countries are overblown,
how and why aid is targeted within countries
If people do have questions or criticisms, I’ll try to be somewhat active in the comments.