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Democratic conditionality in development assistance

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2002

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Rich, Roland

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[Introduction]: President Bush’s address to the United Nations Conference on Financing for Development with its startling announcement of a 50% increase in United States Official Development Assistance (ODA) has put the issue of aid conditionality at the forefront of the development debate. To understand and evaluate the impact of the announcement, it is worthwhile examining the concept of ODA and the role of conditionality in that concept. The paper will then consider to what extent, and to what effect, has democratic governance become one of the conditions for the granting of ODA.

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ODA, Official Development Assistance, aid, democratic governance, democratic conditionality, United States

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/41813
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