Agencies in Foreign Aid: Comparing China, Sweden, and the United States in Tanzania

by Goran Hyden; Rwekaza Mukandala., Goran Hyden (Editor)

Most studies of foreign aid deal with its role as an instrument of foreign policy or its effectiveness at the project level. This book focuses on the complications that the operational modalities of donor agencies bring to foreign aid. By starting from a recipient perspective and providing a longitudinal interpretation of the behavior and strategies of these agencies, this book offers fresh insights into foreign aid and how it might be reformed.

246 pages, Hardcover

First published August 14, 1999