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The Unintended Dynamics of Foreign Aid at the 'Conflict-Development' Nexus: Sub-Saharan African Evidence
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Author
Jisun Yi (Kyung Hee University)
Journal
Korea University Peace & Democracy Institute Peace Studies Vol.27 No.2 KCI Accredited Journals
Published
2019.10
Pages
217 - 255 (39page)
DOI
10.21051/PS.2019.10.27.2.217

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The Unintended Dynamics of Foreign Aid at the 'Conflict-Development' Nexus: Sub-Saharan African Evidence
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Can foreign aid work as an inducement for peace? This study highlights the unintended dynamics of aid when provided to fragile and conflict－affected situations. Centrally argued is that the expected aid effects in donors’ mind (namely, the aid－good policy－peace link) might remain wishful thinking without tackling the problems associated with the volatile nature of aid and the security－oriented incentives of governments during war－to－peace or peace－to－war periods. This paper first looks at the recent trends (2007~2016) of armed conflict, aid inflows, and development performance across Sub －Saharan Africa. To provide country－specific insights, two country cases are further examined in terms of their governments’ aid receipts and military spending behavior. This research suggests the external finance might work limitedly for post-war reconstruction and peace－building processes primarily because aid is disbursed in a highly unpredictable and insufficient manner. As aid is conditionally delivered, the governments appear to take ostensible gestures: They tend to favor the required pro－poor reforms in order to secure budget support but are later bound to spend more for their armies once donors’ surveillance lifts.
#Foreign aid #conflict #development #fragile and conflictaffected states or situations (FCSs) #aid for peace #원조 #분쟁 #발전 #취약분쟁국 #평화

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Ⅰ. Introduction
Ⅱ. Methodology and data
Ⅲ. Literature and overview
Ⅳ. Country Case Analysis
V. Conclusion
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