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Routledge Foreign Aid and Development: Lessons Learnt and Directions For The Future

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Description

This Routledge Studies in Development Economics volume brings together leading economists and political scientists to re-examine foreign aid and its effectiveness. The book critically investigates how development doctrine has evolved over the past fifty years, challenging conventional wisdom and current practices in aid delivery. Contributors include experienced aid practitioners who offer both important new research material and practical insights for future policy direction. The work addresses fundamental questions about whether aid has achieved its objectives and identifies pathways for improvement. Essential reading for economists, political scientists, development professionals, and policymakers seeking evidence-based understanding of aid's role in economic development and how to strengthen aid effectiveness for greater impact on global development outcomes.

Key Features

The book re-examines foreign aid through contributions from leading economists and political scientists with practical development experience.

Critical investigation of fifty years of development doctrine evolution reveals how thinking about aid has shifted and adapted over time.

Challenges conventional wisdom about aid practices by presenting evidence-based research that questions standard approaches.

Offers new research material alongside practical directions for future aid policy and implementation strategies.

Published by Routledge as part of the established Studies in Development Economics series, ensuring rigorous academic standards.

Addresses both historical context and forward-looking recommendations for improving aid effectiveness in the twenty-first century.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
17 August 2000
Listed Since
05 February 2007

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