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The Ownership Paradox: The Politics of Development Cooperation with Bolivia and Ghana,Used
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Since 1999, multi and bilateral development agencies are basing their cooperation with heavily indebted poor countries on the elaboration of poverty reduction strategy papers that should be ?countryowned'. Based on the findings of over a hundred interviews with donor agency, government and civil society representatives in Ghana and Bolivia, this book explores the concept of ownership and analyses the power relationships between aid donors and recipient governments involved in efforts to promote ownership. Bettina Woll analyses two different tools of development cooperation aimed at promoting ownership: direct budget support mechanisms and the fostering of civil society participation in national policymaking. By placing these tools in their sociopolitical context, she shows that informal political processes, rather than donors' attempts to foster ownership determine national politics ? and ultimately the likelihood of success of political reform.
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