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Anyang’ Nyong’o, Peter [Contributor]; Barkan, Joel [Contributor]; Bratton, Michael [Contributor]; Callaghy, Thomas M. [Contributor]; Diamond, Larry [Contributor]; Gillies, Alexandra [Contributor]; Gillies, Alexandra [Editor]; Hopwood, Ian [Contributor]; Joseph, Richard [Contributor]; Joseph, Richard [Editor]; Kew, Darren [Contributor]; Lancaster, Carol [Contributor]; Logan, Carolyn [Contributor]; Lowery Derryck, Vivian [Contributor]; Ohiorhenuan, John F. E. [Contributor]; Reno, Will [Contributor]; Renzio, Paolo de [Contributor]

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  • Media type: E-Book
  • Title: Smart Aid for African Development
  • Contains: Frontmatter
    Contents
    Foreword
    1. Smart Aid: The Search for Transformative Strategies
    Part 1. Donors and the Delivery of Aid
    2. More Aid or Smarter Aid? Donors, Governance, and Accountability
    3. How Smart Are Aid Donors? The Case of the United States
    4. The Commission for Africa: Assessing the Approach
    Part 2. Evaluating Strategies for Aid and Debt Relief
    5. Rethinking Budget Support for Africa: A Political Economy Perspective
    6. The Search for Smart Debt Relief: Questions of When and How Much
    7. Donor Policies in Practice: The Challenges of Poverty Reduction and Aid Effectiveness
    8. Economic Reforms and Development Assistance in Postconflict Liberia
    Part 3. The Challenges of Promoting Good Governance and Democracy
    9. Rethinking Anticorruption Efforts in Liberia
    10. Beyond the Political Economy of Corruption: The Kenyan Challenge
    11. Voters But Not Yet Citizens: Democratization and Development Aid
    12. Democratizing Donor–Civil Society Relations: Evidence from Governance Programs in Nigeria
    13. Africa After Gleneagles: Overcoming Misrule and Stalled Development
    Part 4. Conclusion
    14. Aid, Transformation, and Growth in Africa
    Acronyms
    References
    The Contributors
    Index
    About the Book
  • Contributor: Anyang’ Nyong’o, Peter [Contributor]; Barkan, Joel [Contributor]; Bratton, Michael [Contributor]; Callaghy, Thomas M. [Contributor]; Diamond, Larry [Contributor]; Gillies, Alexandra [Contributor]; Gillies, Alexandra [Editor]; Hopwood, Ian [Contributor]; Joseph, Richard [Contributor]; Joseph, Richard [Editor]; Kew, Darren [Contributor]; Lancaster, Carol [Contributor]; Logan, Carolyn [Contributor]; Lowery Derryck, Vivian [Contributor]; Ohiorhenuan, John F. E. [Contributor]; Reno, Will [Contributor]; Renzio, Paolo de [Contributor]
  • Published: Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publishers, [2022]
  • Extent: 1 Online-Ressource (306 p.)
  • Language: English
  • DOI: 10.1515/9781685857769
  • ISBN: 9781685857769
  • Identifier:
  • Keywords: POLITICAL SCIENCE / World / African
  • Origination:
  • Footnote: In English
  • Description: Despite hundreds of billions of dollars spent on foreign aid to sub-Saharan Africa, a sure path to growth and development has not yet been found—and each new heralded approach has crumbled amid regrets and recriminations. The authors of Smart Aid for African Development provide critical assessments of the main components of foreign assistance, considering how smarter use can be made of available resources to advance growth and democracy, rebuild war-torn societies, and reduce the crippling poverty that underlies many of the continent’s fierce conflicts
  • Access State: Restricted Access | Information to licenced electronic resources of the SLUB