Foreign Aid and Politics in Nepal: A Case StudyOxford University Press, 1965 - 202 pages Case study of Nepal, illustrating the political aspects, aims and achievements of economic aid to developing countries. Objectives were not reached because aid donors mistakenly assumed that public opinion was favourable to economic growth and social change, and that the government would be willing to make implementation of development projects a government policy. Short term and long term impact of aid programmes. Bibliography pp. 195 to 199. |
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The Environment | 6 |
The Political and Economic Scene 19514 | 21 |
Early United States Assistance | 28 |
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