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PART I. FOREIGN AID FOR DEVELOPMENT 1. Introduction and overview 2. Aid, growth, and development PART II. ENHANCING AID EFFECTIVENESS 3. Toward the enhanced effectiveness of foreign aid 4. Reconstructing the aid effectiveness debate PART III. AID TO FRAGILE AND CONFLICT-AFFECTED COUNTRIES 5. The implications of horizontal inequality for aid 6. Conflict prevention as a policy objective of development aid 7. Aid to fragile states: do donors help or hinder? 8. Foreign aid and economic development in post-war Lebanon PART IV. AID MODALITIES 9. Can new aid modalities handle politics? 10. Monitoring and evaluation reform under changing aid modalities 11. Practical and theoretical implications of the Joint Evaluation of General Budget Support 12. New aid modalities and reporting support for child rights: lessons from assessing aid for basic social services PART V. MANAGING AID FLOWS 13. Big push versus absorptive capacity: how to reconcile the two approaches 14. Aid and rent-driven growth: Mauritania, Kenya, and Mozambique compared
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