"Foreign aid : diplomacy , development , domestic politics"

By:

"Lancaster , Carol"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Chicago; University of Chicago Press; 2007Description: 284pISBN:

9780226470450

Subject(s):

Economic assistance

DDC classification:

338.91 LAN

Summary: The question this book asks is "Why is aid given?" The question may seem odd since, after a half century of aid-giving, aid is a familiar and expected element in relations between states. And yet, in the middle of the first dec ade of the twenty-first century, foreign aid is much in the news. After major declines during the 1990s, aid levels are again rising. Aid's purposes are still debated, but development aid-apparently headed for extinction in the 1990s-is making an impressive comeback.

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The question this book asks is "Why is aid given?" The question may seem odd since, after a half century of aid-giving, aid is a familiar and expected element in relations between states. And yet, in the middle of the first dec ade of the twenty-first century, foreign aid is much in the news. After major declines during the 1990s, aid levels are again rising. Aid's purposes are still debated, but development aid-apparently headed for extinction in the 1990s-is making an impressive comeback.

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