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Self-interest and global responsibility: Aid policies of South Korea and India in the making
CMI Report | Jun 2009
How can we understand the emerging donors? The role of ‘emerging’ donors is currently at the heart of the international aid discourse, ...
Development assistance, Aid policy, Emerging donors, India, South Korea, India, South Korea
Asian models for aid: is there a non-Western approach to development assistance?
Project | Sep - Dec 2006
The project entailed organising a seminar in Oslo cohosted by the Ministry of Foreign Affiars/Norad and CMI, with presentations by researchers from China, ...
Aid policy, China, India, Japan, South Korea
Economic relations and democratic development in North Korea
Event | 10 May 2006
The dismal human rights situation in North Korea is commonly met by a call for economic sanctions by the international community. A different kind of approach would be to expand economic relations with North Korea to strengthen forces that would support a move towards more democracy.
Asian Models for Aid: Is There a Non-Western Approach to Development Assistance? Summary record of seminar held in Oslo, December 2006
CMI Report | Oct 2007
The expansion of the international donor community clearly challenges the current "consensus" of a new "harmonised" aid architecture, ...
Development aid, Asia, Japan, China, India, South Korea
The institutional impact of aid dependence on recipients in Africa
CMI Working Paper | Jan 1999
Heavy aid dependence can have significant effects on institutions and governance. In Botswana, Mauritius, Korea and Taiwan, high levels of aid reinforced ...
Africa: Sub-Saharan Africa
Jon Lomøy: After Busan: Is a new global partnership for development possible?
Event | 30 Jan 2012
2000 delegates met at the 4th high level meeting on aid effectiveness in Busan, Korea from 29 November to 1 December 2011 to review global progress ...
Den gode, gamle fienden
Newspaper Op-Ed | Jan 2007
MED GOD DRAHJELP fra Vladimir Putin fikk amerikanerne til et lite mesterstykke på siste Nato-møte i Oslo. Det som begynte som et problem ...
Enhancing Public Service Ethics in Bangladesh: Dilemmas and Deterrents
Journal Article | May 2014
There may be many factors that diminish or destroy trust in governmental institutions. However, none may destroy trust easier or faster than unethical ...
Bangladesh
When should companies exit a country where human rights are violated?
News | 22 May 2006
A new CMI study "Should I stay or should I go!" will look into this question. When is it in the interest of a corporation to exit a repressive country? When do ethical considerations imply that a company should close down operations in a country?
The dubious effects of economic growth
News | 22 Dec 2014
Ethiopian women are flocking to the labour market making money of their own. Does this mean that there will be more gender equality? With a grant from the Research Council of Norway's scheme for Young Talented Researchers, CMI’s Lovise Aalen will lead a new project studying the impact of economic growth on the lives of women in developmental states.
Høgt spel i Østkinahavet
News | 20 Sep 2012
Ei nyreist kjempe raslar i sablane, medan ein gamal hegemon sit tungt på bakbeina.
Ingen dans på lotusblomar
News | 14 Nov 2012
Xi Jinping vert leiar av eit Kina som er svært ulikt det landet der Hu Jintao tok over leiarskapen i 2002. Dei neste fem åra skal han leie ei nyreist kjempe med store utfordringar, og teikn til veksesmerter.