Foreign aid reconsidered

By:

Riddell, Roger C

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London Currey 1987Description: x,309pISBN:

9780852551042

Subject(s):

Economic Assistance

DDC classification:

338.91RID

Summary: Foreign aid has always been a controversial subject. Roger Riddell provides a rigorous analysis of the criticisms which are made against aid from all parts of the political and ideological spectrum, and examines in depth the moral and theoretical questions that are raised in the debate.

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Foreign aid has always been a controversial subject. Roger Riddell provides a rigorous analysis of the criticisms which are made against aid from all parts of the political and ideological spectrum, and examines in depth the moral and theoretical questions that are raised in the debate.

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