Aiding Recovery: The Crisis of Aid in Chronic Political EmergenciesZed Books, 2001 - 191 pages Worldwide more and more governments have begun to buckle under a variety of strains, including the ongoing pressures of economic crisis, followed by structural adjustment programmes, and the impact of declining legitimacy, often resulting in the outbreak of civil war. In this study of aid policy, Joanna Macrae argues that the disintegration of state authority and civil order has created acute problems in aid management. Largely ignored by major aid organizations, insecurity and failures of governance are now the major obstacles to aid reaching those in most need. |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
194589 | 7 |
The Emergence of a New | 24 |
An Overview of War and its Impact | 48 |
Tables Figures and Boxes | 61 |
Aid in a Vacuum 133 | 73 |
Figures | 115 |
The Sustainability Dilemma | 120 |
Conclusion | 154 |
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