The role of donor agencies in policy change

That there has been a substantial change in policies in developing countries in the last two decades is beyond doubt. What factors explain these changes? The focus here is on the role donors have played in supporting policy change. But donor's role must be set in the context of the domestic pol...

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Published inProgramme Aid and Development pp. 480 - 504
Main Authors White, Howard N., Dijkstra, A. Geske
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published Routledge 2003
Edition1
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ISBN9780415259880
0415259886
DOI10.4324/9780203770122-16

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Summary:That there has been a substantial change in policies in developing countries in the last two decades is beyond doubt. What factors explain these changes? The focus here is on the role donors have played in supporting policy change. But donor's role must be set in the context of the domestic political economy of reform, which is the subject of this section. The role of the international community is then considered (section 'External actors in domestic politics'), followed by a closer look at Sweden's part in the process (section 'How has Sweden influenced policies?'). The last section concludes.
ISBN:9780415259880
0415259886
DOI:10.4324/9780203770122-16