Foreign aid and political reform: a comparative analysis of democracy assistance and political conditionality.

Gordon Crawford

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Acknowledgements Introduction PART I: THE EMERGENCE OF THE NEW POLICY AGENDA Themes and Issues in the 'New Policy Agenda' Policy Evolution Policy Operationalisation PART II: POLITICAL AID Implementing Political Aid Programmes Political Aid: A Comparative Analysis Evaluation PART III: AID SANCTIONS Sanctions Imposed Effectiveness Consistency PART IV: CONCLUSION Conclusion Notes to Text Bibliography Appendix Index

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