Solidarity forever? ABC, ALBA and South–South Cooperation in Haiti

A new player in the international development community? Chile as an emerging donor

“…The relevance of these strategic alliances and agreements has been highlighted by several other studies (e.g. Briones & Dockendorff, 2015;Baranyi et al, 2015;Carrillo Roa & Paranaguá de Santana, 2012).…”

“…The Chilean approach to international co‐operation has been much less influenced by commercial interests than by foreign affairs. Indeed, previous studies have proposed that a leading motivation was altruism and human security, particularly in the case of the ODA projects in Haiti, one of the largest recipients (Feldmann & Montes, ; Feldmann et al., ; Baranyi et al., ). Nevertheless, this certainly overlapped with other rationales, such as the search for international prestige and the pursuit of diplomatic strategies related to conventional foreign affairs and interests .…”

“…In the present study, we aim to analyze the role of Chile as an emerging donor. While previous studies have analyzed other LAC donors, mainly Brazil and Venezuela (Burges, 2014;Walz & Ramachandran, 2011;Burges, 2007), only a few analyses of Chile exist, and those mainly focus on some specific programmes (Feldmann, Lengyel, Malacalza, & Ramalho, 2011;Rojas, 2011;Baranyi, Feldmann, & Bernier, 2015). The Chilean case is interesting as it is one of the richest nations in the region, one of the two OECD LAC members, and one of the countries with the largest network of Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) in the world (Baldwin & Jaimovich, 2012).…”

South-South Cooperation as an Alternative Development Strategy: Rethinking Development Cooperation through South-South Cooperation in Latin America and the Caribbean- Brazil and Haiti

“…The purpose of this study was to examine the overall cooperation framework According to Fahimul Quadir, the SSC framework driven by the BRIC countries has the potential of developing a new paradigm of aid that deviates from the more conditionality-driven motivation of the North-South framework; 89 however, there is 87 Greenburg, Jennifer (2013). "The "Strong Arm" and the "Friendly Hand": Military Humanitarian in Post- Baranyi, Feldmann, and Bernier (2015), South-South cooperation has both strengths and weaknesses that are primarily unexplored in empirical studies. Baranyi et al contended that the SSC framework is not necessarily an improvement of the North-South framework, but only an alternative to the more traditional approach to the provision of economic and political aid.…”

“…The other half of the participants were 377 Dreher, et al (20110;Gray and Gills (2016). 378 Baranyi, et al (2015). divided between finding the SSC framework as highly strategic or not very strategic (low).…”