On the recordSeptember 8, 2014
The question we have today is the impact of social impact bonds as a new phenomenon and whether this is the best way to encourage stronger and more responsive communities.
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Doggett raises questions about the effectiveness of social impact bonds in fostering community responsiveness.
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