2007
DOI: 10.4067/s0718-090x2007000200004
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Foreign Aid and Human Rights: The Latin American Experience

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“…Clearly, these studies and several others show that rights practices are a negative predicator of traditional aid allocation. They support the assertion that using a new and more valid measure of human rights, we find, in general, that rights are not a major determinant of OECD aid, particularly since the War on Terror (Furuoka, 2005; Capellán and Gomez, 2007). Strong focus on the war on terror has come to play a far more important overall role in OECD DAC aid practices.…”
Section: The Potency Of Human Rights and Un Votes In Aidsupporting
confidence: 84%
“…Clearly, these studies and several others show that rights practices are a negative predicator of traditional aid allocation. They support the assertion that using a new and more valid measure of human rights, we find, in general, that rights are not a major determinant of OECD aid, particularly since the War on Terror (Furuoka, 2005; Capellán and Gomez, 2007). Strong focus on the war on terror has come to play a far more important overall role in OECD DAC aid practices.…”
Section: The Potency Of Human Rights and Un Votes In Aidsupporting
confidence: 84%