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Foreign aid : giving conditionalities a good name : a development ethics with a Soutn perspective

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  • 6/6/08 JOYD
Summary: Notes tha conditionalities as applied by the Internatiional Monetary Fund, the World Bank and bilateral donors are often justified, but they are not flexible enough. Argues that a counter-concept of conditionality should be launched by the South establishing a new development ethics which will strengthen the South's position in negotiations with the North.
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Notes tha conditionalities as applied by the Internatiional Monetary Fund, the World Bank and bilateral donors are often justified, but they are not flexible enough. Argues that a counter-concept of conditionality should be launched by the South establishing a new development ethics which will strengthen the South's position in negotiations with the North.

6/6/08 JOYD

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