Handbook of Aid and Development

Edited by Raj M. Desai, Shantayanan Devarajan and Jennifer L. Tobin

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Abstract: With intellectual rigour, the Handbook of Aid and Development not only critically examines the relationship between aid and development, but also discusses recent trends within the field and judiciously considers its future prospects.

Keywords: Development Studies; Geography; Politics and Public Policy Sociology and Social Policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
ISBN: 9781800886803
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction to the Handbook of Aid and Development , pp 1-15

Raj M. Desai, Shantayanan Devarajan and Jennifer L. Tobin

Ch 2 Development happened. Did aid help? , pp 17-37

Lant Pritchett

Ch 3 Why is aid given? , pp 38-53

Steven Radelet

Ch 4 Trends and challenges in aid allocation , pp 54-64

Sarah Blodgett Bermeo

Ch 5 Why is aid received? , pp 65-76

Samuel Mwita Wangwe

Ch 6 Hysteresis, aid, and governance: theories and empirics from Africa , pp 77-109

Célestin Monga and Bouba Housseini

Ch 7 The political economy of aid in African states , pp 110-126

Ken Ochieng’ Opalo

Ch 8 Curbing corruption in aid , pp 127-142

Elizabeth Dávid-Barrett and Riccardo D’Emidio

Ch 9 The paradox of aid and donor self-interest , pp 143-158

William Easterly

Ch 10 Aid targeting , pp 159-173

Ryan C. Briggs

Ch 11 Donor motives and aid effectiveness , pp 174-186

Christopher Kilby

Ch 12 Recipient governments and aid flows , pp 187-204

Matthew S. Winters

Ch 13 Political outcomes of aid , pp 205-224

Cesi Cruz, Julien Labonne and Ashley Wright

Ch 14 Aid and fragile states , pp 225-246

Anke Hoeffler and Patricia Justino

Ch 15 China's overseas development program , pp 248-262

Axel Dreher and Bradley C. Parks

Ch 16 Private aid , pp 263-274

Una Osili and Cathie Carrigan

Ch 17 Citizen aid , pp 275-287

Allison Schnable

Ch 18 Managing aid personnel , pp 288-309

Gus Greenstein and Dan Honig

Ch 19 Aid and civil society organizations , pp 310-324

Duncan Green and Dhananjayan Sriskandarajah

Ch 20 Purpose-driven funds , pp 325-347

Homi Kharas Ⓡ and John McArthur

Ch 21 Blended finance , pp 348-358

Emma Mawdsley and Sarah Hughes-McLure

Ch 22 Aid and inequality , pp 359-382

Salome Ecker and Andy Sumner

Ch 23 Climate finance and the multilateral development banks , pp 383-402

Ayse Kaya

Ch 24 The World Bank and global public goods , pp 403-417

Scott Morris

Ch 25 On race, equity and aid , pp 418-435

Kathryn Nwajiaku-Dahou and Carmen Leon-Himmelstine

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