The Political Economy of Aid and Accountability

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Exploring the concept of accountability in the context of international aid, this book questions the realistic expectations placed on aid effectiveness. It critiques the common understanding of accountability and advocates for a new approach that aligns more closely with the needs and contexts of recipient countries. By examining the political and economic dimensions of aid, it seeks to redefine accountability in a way that is both meaningful and applicable, addressing the growing scrutiny faced by aid provision.