Does foreign aid really work? /
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Oxford, England :
Oxford University Press,
2007.
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Table of Contents:
- 1. 'A good thing'
- 2. The origins and early decades of aid-giving
- 3. Aid-giving from the 1970s to the present
- 4. The growing web of bilateral aid donors
- 5. The complexities of multilateral aid
- 6. The political and commercial dimensions of aid
- 7. Public support for aid
- 8. Charity or duty? : the moral case for aid
- 9. The moral case for governments and individuals to provide aid
- 10. Assessing and measuring the impact of aid
- 11. The impact of official development aid projects
- 12. The impact of programme aid, technical assistance and aid for capacity development
- 13. The impact of aid at the country and cross-country level
- 14. Assessing the impact of aid conditionality
- 15. Does official development aid really work? : a summing up
- 16. NGOs in development and the impact of discrete NGO development interventions
- 17. The wider impact of non-governmental and civil society organizations
- 18. The growth of emergencies and the humanitarian response
- 19. The impact of emergency and humanitarian aid
- 20. Why aid isn't working
- 21. Making aid work better by implementing agreed reforms
- 22. Making aid work better by recasting aid relationships.