2020
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3578616
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A Break from the Past or Business as Usual? EU-ACP Relations at a Crossroad

Abstract: Reconsidering European Contributions to Global Justice (GLOBUS) is a research project that critically examines the EU's contribution to global justice.

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“…First, aid has become increasingly instrumentalised, shifting away from the principles of the post-millennium international aid effectiveness agenda and more towards a situation where aid has become a tool for pursuing the political interests of donors. The instrumentalisation of aid is contested, both from outside development policy decision-making systems and from within, and there remain many instances of aid spending and new cooperation initiatives along lines that are entirely consistent with the principles of international solidarity expressed by the global aid and development effectiveness agenda (Saltnes 2020). Nevertheless, the pressure to use aid as a tool for pursuing foreign or domestic policy interests that are not consistent with these principles is enormous and this is having a clear impact, both on the framing of strategy and the programming of aid (Hadfield and Lightfoot 2020).…”
Section: Emerging Trends In Eu Development Policy and Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First, aid has become increasingly instrumentalised, shifting away from the principles of the post-millennium international aid effectiveness agenda and more towards a situation where aid has become a tool for pursuing the political interests of donors. The instrumentalisation of aid is contested, both from outside development policy decision-making systems and from within, and there remain many instances of aid spending and new cooperation initiatives along lines that are entirely consistent with the principles of international solidarity expressed by the global aid and development effectiveness agenda (Saltnes 2020). Nevertheless, the pressure to use aid as a tool for pursuing foreign or domestic policy interests that are not consistent with these principles is enormous and this is having a clear impact, both on the framing of strategy and the programming of aid (Hadfield and Lightfoot 2020).…”
Section: Emerging Trends In Eu Development Policy and Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%