Roger C. Riddell (Non-Executive Director, Oxford Policy Management,
DOES FOREIGN AID REALLY WORK P
Roger C. Riddell (Non-Executive Director, Oxford Policy Management,
DOES FOREIGN AID REALLY WORK P
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Provided for over 60 years, and expanding more rapidly today than it has for a generation, foreign aid is now a $100bn business. But does it work? Indeed, is it needed at all? In this first-ever, overall assessment of aid, Roger Riddell provides a rigorous but highly readable account of aid, warts and all.
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Provided for over 60 years, and expanding more rapidly today than it has for a generation, foreign aid is now a $100bn business. But does it work? Indeed, is it needed at all? In this first-ever, overall assessment of aid, Roger Riddell provides a rigorous but highly readable account of aid, warts and all.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- Seitenzahl: 536
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. August 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 805g
- ISBN-13: 9780199544462
- ISBN-10: 0199544468
- Artikelnr.: 24378376
- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- Seitenzahl: 536
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. August 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 805g
- ISBN-13: 9780199544462
- ISBN-10: 0199544468
- Artikelnr.: 24378376
Roger Riddell is a Non-Executive Director of Oxford Policy Management and a Principle of The Policy Practice. He was Chair of the first Presidential Economic Commission of Independent Zimbabwe in 1980, and Chief Economist of the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries from 1981-83. From 1984 to 1998, he was a senior Research Fellow at the Overseas Development Institute, London and for five years to 2004 was International Director of Christian Aid.
* 1: 'A Good Thing?'
* Part I: The Complex Worlds of Foreign Aid
* 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
* Part II: Why is Aid Given?
* 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
* Part III: Does Aid Really Work?
* 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: Assesing 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
* Part IV: Towards a Different Future for 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
* Part I: The Complex Worlds of Foreign Aid
* 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
* Part II: Why is Aid Given?
* 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
* Part III: Does Aid Really Work?
* 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: Assesing 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
* Part IV: Towards a Different Future for 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
* 1: 'A Good Thing?'
* Part I: The Complex Worlds of Foreign Aid
* 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
* Part II: Why is Aid Given?
* 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
* Part III: Does Aid Really Work?
* 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: Assesing 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
* Part IV: Towards a Different Future for 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
* Part I: The Complex Worlds of Foreign Aid
* 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
* Part II: Why is Aid Given?
* 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
* Part III: Does Aid Really Work?
* 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: Assesing 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
* Part IV: Towards a Different Future for 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