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Busan and the “new actors”: the stony path to a shared understanding of effective development policy

by Sven Grimm (CCS) and Christine Hackenesch (DIE) Cooperation between emerging economies such as China, India and Brazil and other developing countries is one of the main items for discussion on the Busan agenda. Investment, trade and…See More
Oct 17, 2011
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CCS Commentary: China’s aid policy white paper: Transparency now?

The Chinese government published a white paper on its aid policy on 21 April. The white paper provides some definitions of Chinese aid modalities and gives overall figures of how much is spent, on which continent, in which sector and according to income group of partner countries. In the style similar to Western White Papers, it also showcases some examples. This is positive. Yet, the paper hardly offers reasons for government’s policy choices, and unfortunately, the unique selling point of…See More
May 19, 2011
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Centre for Chinese Studies, Stellenbosch University, SA
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Busan and the “new actors”: the stony path to a shared understanding of effective development policy

Posted on October 17, 2011 at 11:40am 0 Comments

by Sven Grimm (CCS) and Christine Hackenesch (DIE)

 

Cooperation between emerging economies such as China, India and Brazil and other developing countries is one of the main items for discussion on the Busan agenda.…

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CCS Commentary: China’s aid policy white paper: Transparency now?

Posted on May 19, 2011 at 10:01am 0 Comments

The Chinese government published a white paper on its aid policy on 21 April. The white paper provides some definitions of Chinese aid modalities and gives overall figures of how much is spent, on which continent, in which sector and according to income group of partner countries. In the style similar to Western White Papers, it also showcases some examples. This is positive. Yet, the paper hardly offers reasons for government’s policy choices, and unfortunately, the unique selling point of…

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