Dynamics of foreign aid

By:

"Upreti, B. C."

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Jaipur; Printwell Pub.; 1988Description: 217pISBN:

8170440831

Subject(s):

Economic assistance-India

DDC classification:

338.915405496 UPR

Summary: Foreign aid as an instrument of foreign policy has acquired prominance among both the developed and the developing countries. India's aid to Nepal provides a rare example of a developing country providing aid to a less developed country. In this book a critical review of the various issues related to the concept of foreign aid, its nature, pattern and role has been made. It also portrays India's approach to the diplomay of foreign aid. An attempt has been made to bring to the focus the various determinants of India's Nepal policy and objectives behind its aid to that country. The author presents an indepth, analytical study of the nature, direction of India's, aid to Nepal, its working and impact on Nepal's economic development, political system and foreign policy. The book will be useful to students, scholars and general readers interested in the subject.

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Foreign aid as an instrument of foreign policy has acquired prominance among both the developed and the developing countries. India's aid to Nepal provides a rare example of a developing country providing aid to a less developed country. In this book a critical review of the various issues related to the concept of foreign aid, its nature, pattern and role has been made. It also portrays India's approach to the diplomay of foreign aid.

An attempt has been made to bring to the focus the various determinants of India's Nepal policy and objectives behind its aid to that country.

The author presents an indepth, analytical study of the nature, direction of India's, aid to Nepal, its working and impact on Nepal's economic development, political system and foreign policy.

The book will be useful to students, scholars and general readers interested in the subject.

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