Titlebook: Agencies in Foreign Aid; Comparing China, Swe Goran Hyden (Professor of Political Science),Rweka Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division o

LAST

Kinetic

CURT

,Giving Aid on the Recipient’s Terms: The Swedish Experience in Tanzania,o Tanzania was initiated in 1964. Tanzania has ever since been one of Sweden’s main aid recipients. In the 1980s, Tanzania received between 10 and 15 per cent of Swedish bilateral ODA. At the same time, Sweden is Tanzania’s largest bilateral donor, contributing approximately 10–15 per cent of the to

殺蟲劑

,Foreign Aid Agencies, 1965–95: A Comparative Assessment,he strategy and behaviour of three major donors: China, Sweden and the USA. It also examines the lessons that can be drawn from this study focusing on the common tendency among all three donors to fall into a trap that hampers their efforts. Finally, it discusses the need for a structural adjustment

condone

微塵

Thomas G. Davies,Jeremy R.H. Tame,Roderick E. Hubbardages. Two colour models are used to represent the colour images to perform the embedding and the extraction watermarking process to study these colour models’ performances and effectiveness in the watermarking area. These colour models are RGB and YCbCr. All these colour models’ channels are used as

狂熱文化

Die Kommunikationsereignisse Wahlen und Abstimmungen als Indikatoren sozialen Wandels: Das Beispiel Formen und Inhalte der ?ffentlichen politischen Kommunikation als Produkt wie Agens des sozialen Wandels betrachtet, dabei jedoch berücksichtigen muss, dass die Produktions- und Selektionslogiken, die diesen Kommunikaten zugrunde liegen, selbst wiederum Produkt wie Agens sozialen Wandels sind. Im Zu

分開

978-981-15-9687-2The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Singapor

芳香一點(diǎn)

atrophy

Introduction, be no need for the term “climate”. In reality, it may be cool today but warm tomorrow (Fig.?1.1, left). Travelling a few hundred kilometres away, one may find a very different weather situation upon arrival (Fig.?1.1, right). These variations may not be predictable more than a few days ahead, but t