Between Diplomacy and Development Policy. The Donors in the Consortia for India, Pakistan and Turkey, 1959-1974

印度、巴基斯坦和土耳其组成的联合体代表着西方工业国家首次共同努力，为与那些出于政治和经济原因而认为稳定不可或缺的国家的发展合作筹集大笔资金。该研究项目旨在调查捐助者之间以及与受援国之间的互动情况。因此，重点将首先放在财团的成立、其成员的选择方法、互动模式和吸取的教训上。其次，该研究项目希望找出捐赠者作为整体和个人追求的政治和经济目标。第三，将分析个别捐助者和整个财团的发展概念及其对国内和国际事务的影响。第四，重点是受援国在土著发展政策、财政需求以及它们在筹备财团会议时与个别捐助者达成协议的能力方面的影响。提供援助的条件是研究项目的最后一个方面，该项目基于重要捐赠者、世界银行和经合组织的文件。

The consortia for India, Pakistan, and Turkey stood for the first concerted effort of Western industrial countries to raise large sums for development cooperation with countries whose stability was considered indispensable for political and economic reasons. The research project intends to investigate how the donors interacted among each other and vis-à-vis the receiving countries. Therefore, the focus is going to be, first, on the establishment of the consortia, the methods of selecting its members, the modes of interaction, and the lessons learnt. The research project, second, wants to find out which political and economic aims donors were pursuing as a whole and individually. There are going to be analysed, third, development concepts of individual donors and of the consortia as a whole and their repercussions for domestic and international affairs. Fourth, the focus is on the influence of the receiving countries in terms of indigenous development policies, financial needs and their capacity to strike deals with individual donors in preparation of consortia meetings. The conditions under which aid was given is the final aspect of the research project, which is based on documents of important donors, the World Bank and the OECD.