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Understanding International Development Cooperation
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Understanding International Development Cooperation
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Description
This benchmark study by two leading authorities on international development cooperation argues that taxpayer-financed aid remains the best mechanism for promoting greater equality between North and South and within the countries of the South.
Therefore it should be continued while at the same time being made more effective and efficient, and the authors present ideas to achieve this. They conclude by examining new modes of financing development and new modes of international cooperation aimed at bringing about growth and human development.
This major study - replete with detailed statistical and factual information, comprehensive in scope, and penetrating in its analysis - is likely to stand as the authoritative account of international aid for many years.
Table of Contents
2. Motives and Interests
3. Development Goals
4. Aid Strategies
5. Size and Distribution of Foreign Aid
6. Official Bilateral Assistance
7. Multilateral Aid
8. The Role of NGOs in Development Co-operation
9. Actors in Aid Interaction
10. Emergency Relief and Humanitarian Assistance
11. Evaluation
12. The Impact of Aid
13. Problems and Challenges in Development
14. Perspectives and Prospects for Development Co-operation in the 21st Century
Product details
Published | 01 Jan 2003 |
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Format | Paperback |
Edition | 1st |
Extent | 368 |
ISBN | 9781842770399 |
Imprint | Zed Books |
Dimensions | Not specified |
Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
About the contributors
Reviews
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This book offers an excellent introduction and overview to the complex and often changing field of foreign aid.
Carol Lancaster, Director, Masters of Science in Foreign Service, School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University
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The book is particularly relevant for students, researchers and policy makers.
Deepak Nayyar, economist and Vice Chancellor, University of Delhi
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A comprehensive and provocative primer on the history, current status and prospects of foreign aid and the relationships surrounding it.
Gerry Helleiner, Distinguished Research Fellow, Munk Centre for International Studies, University of Toronto
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This is a call on donors to improve their programmes, rather than spending time on justifying budget cuts.
Poul Nielson, EU Commissioner for Development and Humanitarian Aid
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This is an up-to-date intellectual guide through the complex maze of issues and debates on foreign aid and development.
Thandika Mkandawire, Director, UNRISD, Geneva