Aid, Accountability, and Democracy in Africa
Aid, Accountability, and Democracy in Africa
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非洲的援助、责任和民主
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2014
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T. Mkandawire
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T. Mkandawire
在这篇论文中，我考虑了严重依赖富裕民主国家援助的非洲民主国家的问责问题。我要说的是，虽然许多捐助国为支持民主化投入了大量资源，但它们同时也开始限制民主机构的范围和能力以及它们对受援国公民的责任。我还要指出，发展中国家，特别是依赖援助的国家的问责制的概念不仅要在民主化的背景下，而且要在更加令人担忧的援助/捐助国关系的背景下得到最好的理解
In this paper I consider the problem of accountability in African democracies that are heavily dependent on aid from richer democracies. I will argue that although many donors have invested considerable resources in support of democratization, they have also, simultaneously, proceeded to circumscribe the reach and competence of democratic institutions and their accountability to the citizenry in aid-receiving countries. I will also suggest that the notion of accountability in developing countries, especially the aid-dependent ones, is best understood not only in the context of democratization but also in the context of the much more fraught aid/donor relationship