Titlebook: Aid Relationships in Asia; Exploring Ownership Alf Morten Jerve (Senior Researcher),Yasutami Shim Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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Donor-Recipient Relationships in the Aid Effectiveness Debateitical issue for policy-makers and academics alike.. The nature of the aid effectiveness debate has undergone some fundamental changes since the early post-war decades, and with it, the way donor-recipient relationships are perceived. Surprisingly, however, major shifts in thinking about how to enha

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Nepal and Its Donors — Partners in Learning To Copegn aid as it is more commonly known in Nepal, has consolidated its position as a major component of the Nepalese state’s finances and gained increasing political influence. On the surface, Nepal has become a highly aid-dependent country and its relationship with its donors appears asymmetrical. Howe

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Thailand: Legitimacy and Aid Recipient Ownership — the Case of the Export Promotion Strategyts export capacity, studying how Thailand managed its delicate relationships with the two leading donors — the World Bank and Japan. The aim is to cast light on what recipient ownership means in reality.

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Vietnam: the Making of Recipient Ownership and Responses to Swedish and Japanese Aid third largest aid recipient, after Iraq and Afghanistan, and the World Bank’s second largest borrower. Aside from its good performance in poverty reduction and economic growth, Vietnam is popular because it is perceived as an ‘effective’ user of aid. In fact, Vietnam is often identified as a ‘best