Foreign Aid in the Age of Populism: Political Economy Analysis from Washington to Beijing (Rethinking Development)
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Foreign Aid in the Age of Populism: Political Economy Analysis from Washington to Beijing (Rethinking Development)

by Viktor Jakupec, Max Kelly

International Relations political economy Development Studies
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Analyzes the impact of populism on foreign aid and development policy, comparing approaches from Washington to Beijing.

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This book analyzes the shifting landscape of foreign aid in an era marked by rising populism across the globe.

It explores political and economic dynamics influencing development policy from Washington to Beijing.

The authors provide a comparative perspective on how populist trends affect international development cooperation.

Readers gain insight into the challenges facing traditional aid frameworks amid changing political priorities.

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