- 2026/232 pages
- A classic reissued!
- Originally published in 1988
Ebook now available!
Aid for Just Development:
A Report on the Future of Foreign Assistance
Paperback: $26.50
ISBN: 978-1-55587-122-2
Ebook: $26.50
ISBN: 979-8-89616-3-664
World Hunger Media Award Winner (Best Book, 1988)!
Decades after Aid for Just Development launched a citizen's initiative and formed part of a Congressional effort to reform US foreign assistance, the very nature and future of that assistance is at a crucial turning point. The authors' proposals for a more streamlined program are now accepted across much of the political spectrum—but in the current political climate, with the ultimate shape of the entire US government uncertain, their insistence that aid for just development must be separated from aid that promotes geopolitical, ideological, and special economic interests poses a challenge that is more relevant today than ever.
Decades after Aid for Just Development launched a citizen's initiative and formed part of a Congressional effort to reform US foreign assistance, the very nature and future of that assistance is at a crucial turning point. The authors' proposals for a more streamlined program are now accepted across much of the political spectrum—but in the current political climate, with the ultimate shape of the entire US government uncertain, their insistence that aid for just development must be separated from aid that promotes geopolitical, ideological, and special economic interests poses a challenge that is more relevant today than ever.
