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Aid and the Political Economy of Policy Change Book
This path-breaking study in political economy scrutinizes the theory and practice of conditionality, drawing chiefly on the experiences of twenty-one developing countries. The fatal weakness of conditionality, the book concludes, is that donors are unwilling or unable to withhold aid from governments which renege on policy promises. Deep-rooted factors stand in the way of making conditionality more effective, reliance on which has hence wasted much aid. The book therefore presents ideas from improving donor-recipient relationships in ways which do not rely on an imagined financial leverage.Read More
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- 0415187052
- 9780415187053
- Tony Killick
- 24 September 1998
- Routledge
- Paperback (Book)
- 255
- 1
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