2017
DOI: 10.1007/s11558-017-9270-7
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International organizations and development finance: Introduction to the special issue

Abstract: Every year, states and international organizations (IOs) provide somewhere between $120 and $170 billion in official development finance (ODF) to recipient countries. IOs are typically responsible for about one-third of global ODF, with sovereign governments providing the remainder.1 The fact that IO development finance comes from many countries acting jointly distinguishes it from bilateral development finance. IOs typically aggregate the preferences and resources of multiple member states in the pursuit of a… Show more

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“…Recent work brings welcome progress on this front. Scholarship on IGO resourcing seeks to understand donor influence (Sridhar and Woods, ; 2015; Reinsberg, ), explain donor funding choices (Bayram and Graham, ; Reinsberg et al., ; Nielson et al, Forthcoming), and assess the effects of financial rules and budgeting on key institutional design variables like centralization, control, and flexibility (Goetz and Patz, ; Graham, forthcoming). This paper contributes to the growing literature on resourcing by theorizing the links between how IGOs are funded, and who provides the funding, on the one hand, and how IGO governance operates on the other.…”
Section: Governance Of Intergovernmental Organizations In a Changing mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recent work brings welcome progress on this front. Scholarship on IGO resourcing seeks to understand donor influence (Sridhar and Woods, ; 2015; Reinsberg, ), explain donor funding choices (Bayram and Graham, ; Reinsberg et al., ; Nielson et al, Forthcoming), and assess the effects of financial rules and budgeting on key institutional design variables like centralization, control, and flexibility (Goetz and Patz, ; Graham, forthcoming). This paper contributes to the growing literature on resourcing by theorizing the links between how IGOs are funded, and who provides the funding, on the one hand, and how IGO governance operates on the other.…”
Section: Governance Of Intergovernmental Organizations In a Changing mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nielson et al [67] quantify the volume of international aid to which the social and environmental criteria in question should be applied: "Every year, states and international organizations provide somewhere between $ 120 and $ 170 billion in official development finance to recipient countries", while the first (~IFIs) cover one third of this sum. These authors ask if "divergence in institutional form leads to differences in content and function?"…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(b) Within the study of the development of the human species into possible futures (hence, the core interest of the Lomonosov-base "Globalistika" curricula and the analogously in many universities worldwide [67]), the control tools for such development quite naturally come into focus. This is the main motivation of the present article.…”
Section: Conclusion and Recommendationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This includes scholars who consider aid transparency agendas (Bergh et al, ) or evaluate transparency initiatives (McGee and Saventa, ). More specifically, scholars have explored aid data sources (Tierney et al, ), specific development finance challenges (Nielson et al., ), the purpose of earmarked aid (Eichenauer and Reinsburg, ) and why donors vary their IO funding types (Bayram and Graham, ).…”
Section: International Organizations and Budget Transparencymentioning
confidence: 99%