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This book addresses the limitations, contradictions and non-compliance of International Development Cooperation in relation to its own announced objectives, bringing it into the field of analysis of its political and institutional effects, such as the dependency relations produced and reproduced and affecting mainly the "beneficiary" countries. Based on its historical relations, essentially of the last 45 years (1974-2019), the book proposes to analyze and understand the political and institutional effects of the International Development Cooperation of Brazil, China and Portugal in Cape Verde…mehr

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This book addresses the limitations, contradictions and non-compliance of International Development Cooperation in relation to its own announced objectives, bringing it into the field of analysis of its political and institutional effects, such as the dependency relations produced and reproduced and affecting mainly the "beneficiary" countries. Based on its historical relations, essentially of the last 45 years (1974-2019), the book proposes to analyze and understand the political and institutional effects of the International Development Cooperation of Brazil, China and Portugal in Cape Verde and Guinea-Bissau, considering that the cooperation resources allocated to the two countries, with the purpose of supporting development produce multiple political effects. The book combines the patterns of cooperation of the "donor" countries (principles, norms, institutions, types of resources, axes of action and practices via projects and funding) with the structural conditions of the "recipient" countries (bureaucracies, level of institutionality, level of action and pressure from social organizations, political stability or instability, use of agency) to infer the political and institutional effects of IADC in Cape Verde and Guinea-Bissau.
Autorenporträt
Born in Guinea-Bissau on January 7, 1984, Timóteo Saba M'bunde is the current Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research of the Government of Guinea-Bissau, and then Rector of the Amilcar Cabral University. He holds a PhD in Political Science from the Institute of Social and Political Studies at the Rio de Janeiro State University, a degree in International Relations from the Vila Velha University, and a Master's degree in Political Science from the IESPUERJ. He holds a Diploma in South-South and Triangular Cooperation in Latin America from the Complutense University of Madrid. He is a university lecturer and researcher member of the Laboratório de Análise Política Mundial, based in Rio de Janeiro, and of the Instituto Nacional de Estudos e Pesquisa da Guiné-Bissau. He is the author of the book "Brazilian and Chinese Foreign Policies towards Guinea-Bissau in Comparative Approach: South-South Cooperation for Development", and has published texts on Political Science and International Relations in international journals and magazines.