Good intentions : pledges of aid for postconflict recovery
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Good intentions : pledges of aid for postconflict recovery
（Center on International Cooperation studies in multilateralism）
Lynne Rienner Publishers, c2000
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Bibliography: p. 391-409
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This comparative study is concerned with the causes - and consequences - of failures to fulfill pledges to aid postconflict and transitional societies. In each of the six case studies, the coauthors first establish the sources, composition, and objectives of pledged aid and examine aid conditionality, delivery, and coordination. They then trace aid absorption, benefits, and impact on peace building and recovery. Finally, they assess the causes, consequences, and lessons of pledge gaps: What explains shortfalls in aid delivery? What social, economic, and political difficulties have ensued? And what does the experience suggest for future multilateral efforts at transition assistance? Good intentions notwithstanding, it is clear that recurrent delays and failures in aid follow-through can threaten vulnerable polities whose collapse would endanger regional peace and security.
目次
- Pledges for Aid Reconstruction and Transition, S. Forman
- The Donor Community and the Challenge of Postconflict Recovery, S. Patrick
- El Salvador, M. Foley and H. Rosa
- Mozambique, N. Ball and S. Barnes
- South Africa, M. Bratton and C. Landsberg
- Cambodia, S. Peou and K. Yamada
- The Palestinian Territories, R. Brynen et al
- Bosnia-Herzegovina, S. Woodward et al
- Conclusion, J. Boyce.
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