Aid
In our work on aid and other forms of development finance, we explore the ways in which the governance of development finance can improve development outcomes.
Our research focuses on three issues:
- Analysis of organisations that comprise the global aid system, with a view to improving global aid governance, particularly from the perspective of recipient governments
- The politics of donor-recipient interaction
- The growing role of corporate actors in development finance, including philanthropic organisations and impact investors
Call for papers: The politics of risk and uncertainty in aid: approaches, directions and challenges
GEG WP 2015/109 Continuity, Aid and Revival: State Building in South Korea, Taiwan, Iraq and Afghanistan
Working papers
GEG WP 2015/106 Bilateral donors in the ‘Beyond Aid’ Agenda: The Importance of Institutional Autonomy for Donor Effectiveness
Working papers
GEG WP 2015/104 A New Politics of Aid? The Changing International Political Economy of Development Assistance: The Ghanaian Case
Working papers