¿Altruismo o interés? El papel de la inmigración en la asignación geográfica de la ayuda oficial española al desarrollo Altruism or interest? The role of immigration flows in the geographical allocation of Spanish Official Development Assistance

Abstract

Although the eclecticism of the geographical distribution of Official Development Assistance (ODA) does not seem to change, the priorities of the international system have actually changed, reshaping the aid map of the 21st Century. One of the most relevant phenomenon is the intensification of the immigration flows emitted by developing countries and received by developed countries. However, to-date the influence of immigration on the geographical allocation of aid has been little studied. This article analyses to what extent immigration flows have changed the Spanish pattern of ODA geographical allocation and reveals that immigration is relevant both for the selection of aid-partners, and for the allocation of aid- quotas, thus worsening the resources' fragmentation and blurring the geographical strategy of Spain's official co-operation.

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