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Foreign Aid

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  • The Most Noble Adventureby Greg Behrman

    Simon & Schuster 2007; US$ 12.99

    In this landmark, character-driven history, Greg Behrman tells the story of the Marshall Plan, the unprecedented and audacious policy through which America helped rebuild World War II-ravaged Western Europe. With nuanced, vivid prose, Behrman recreates the story of a unique American enterprise that was at once strategic, altruistic and stunningly effective, and of a time when America stood as a beacon of generosity and moral leadership. When World War II ended in Europe, the continent lay in tatters. Tens of millions of people had been killed. Ancient cities had been demolished. The economic, financial and commercial foundations of Europe were in shambles. Western Europe's Communist parties -- feeding off people's want and despair -- were... more...

  • Freedom From Wantby Ian Smillie

    Stylus Publishing 2009; US$ 24.95

    BRAC, arguably the world?s largest, most diverse and most successful NGO, is little known outside Bangladesh, where it formed in 1972. Author Ian Smillie predicts, however, that this is bound to change. BRAC?s success and the spread of its work in health, education, social enterprise development and microfinance dwarfs any other private, government or non-profit enterprise in its impact on tens of thousands of communities in Asia and Africa. Freedom From Want traces BRAC?s evolution from more...

  • Business of Japanese Foreign Aidby Marie Soderberg

    RoutledgeCurzon 1996; US$ 195.00

    This work focuses on the procedures, methodologies and business mechanisms of foreign aid that influence the process of policy-making in Tokyo. more...

  • Development Aid to Nepalby Sven Cederoth Cederroth; Harald O. Skarr

    RoutledgeCurzon 1997; US$ 79.95

    At the end of August 1996, the Nordic Institute of Asian Studies (NIAS) was commissioned by the Norwegian Foreign Ministry to undertake a study entitled ?Development Aid to Nepal: A Summary of Experiences? (Bistandserfaringer i Nepal: Mandat for Erfaringsoppsummering). It was expected that this study should be carried out with an input of two researcher-months. The authors were contracted to carry out this work for one month each. more...

  • Democracy and the Role of Associationsby Roß; Sigrid teutscher

    Routledge 2005; US$ 39.95

    Focusing on the role of context and using diverse approaches and empirical material, the authors explore whether these associations in differing socio-political contexts actually undermine rather than reinvigorate democracy. more...

  • Japan's Development Aidby David Arase

    RoutledgeCurzon 2005; US$ 39.95

    This volume has grown out of a study of Japanese official development assistance (ODA) that I organized in 2001. Up to that time, Japan had been the world?s single largest contributor of bilateral ODA, but it was clear that changes of policy direction were brewing due to factors explained in the introduction to this volume. My idea was to gather the views of experts from a variety of backgrounds to gain perspectives on the state of Japanese ODA at the start of the new millennium that might do justice to the many dimensions of this policy area. more...

  • Aid During Conflictby Olga Oliker; Richard Kauzlarich; James Dobbins; Kurt W. Basseuner; Donald L. Sampler

    RAND Corporation 2004; US$ 9.95

    Assesses humanitarian-assistance efforts by and interaction between civilian and military providers in the early phases of Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan; and evaluates relief, reconstruction, humanitarian, and humanitarian-type aid efforts in Afghanistan during the intense phase of military operations, from September 2001 to June 2002. more...

  • Catalysing Developmentby Jan P. Pronk

    John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 2009; US$ 43.95

    This volume presents a state-of-the-art debate on the controversial topic of development aid. The contributors are all experts in the field of international development. Presents some challenging conclusions about the role that aid plays in catalysing, or stifling, development. Represents a wide range of different analytical perspectives. more...

  • Non-Governmental Organisations in International Lawby Anna-Karin Lindblom; James Crawford; John Bell

    Cambridge University Press 2006; US$ 127.00

    Governments are regarded as the sole representatives of their populations on the international plane. It is therefore important that other voices can be heard in international fora alongside governments. NGOs have an increasingly important legal and political role. This book explores the possibilities for participation of NGOs in international law. more...

  • South Asia in the Worldby Ramesh Thakur; Oddny Wiggen

    United Nations University Press 2004; US$ 43.00

    Presents issues of particular relevance to the region, and explores the potential for improvement both in domestic and international efforts at alleviating the problems of South Asia. more...