1st Edition
Foreign Aid and Development in South Korea and Africa A Comparative Analysis of Economic Growth
1. Introduction: Politics, Institutions, Donor and Recipient Relationships
2. South Korea: A Case of Effective Aid
3. Ghana: A Case of Aid Success?
4. The Politics of U.S. Aid to Nigeria
5. Zambia: Aid Dependency and Dependent Development
6. Myanmar: A Sub-Saharan African Case in Southeast Asia
7. A Comparative Analysis of Foreign Aid and Development in South Korea and African Countries
8. Conclusion: Toward Sustainable Donors and Recipients Partnership
Appendix A Macroeconomic Indicators, Selected Countries
Appendix B Top 10 Donors, Selected Countries
Biography
Kelechi A. Kalu is the Founding Vice Provost of International Affairs and Professor of Political Science at The University of California, Riverside, U.S.A. He serves on the Board of Governors for the Congo Basin Institute and as a YALI Ghana Regional Center Global Ambassador.
Jiyoung Kim is Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science and International Relations at Soongsil University in Seoul, Korea. She serves on the Advisory Committee for Korean Association of International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Republic of Korea.
