2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.worlddev.2011.07.025
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The Rise (and Decline?) of Arab Aid: Generosity and Allocation in the Oil Era

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“…To the contrary, one study finds that Sunni regime states receive favorable treatment in aid allocation (Hernandez and Vadlamannati 2017). But, integrally, politicization has not contradicted 32 This trend is consistent with Shushan and Marcoux's (2011) finding that Arab bilateral donors and multilateral agencies have regularly concentrated financing toward infrastructure, energy and water. 33 Calculations performed based on three-year rolling averages for each bank from 1975 to 2016.…”
Section: Conditionality and Politicizationmentioning
confidence: 76%
“…To the contrary, one study finds that Sunni regime states receive favorable treatment in aid allocation (Hernandez and Vadlamannati 2017). But, integrally, politicization has not contradicted 32 This trend is consistent with Shushan and Marcoux's (2011) finding that Arab bilateral donors and multilateral agencies have regularly concentrated financing toward infrastructure, energy and water. 33 Calculations performed based on three-year rolling averages for each bank from 1975 to 2016.…”
Section: Conditionality and Politicizationmentioning
confidence: 76%
“…Existing datasets should also be improved by covering all donor organizations, and applying definitions in line with OECD standards, or outlining differences in reporting in a transparent manner. At present, information is often restricted to aid commitments, while analyses on the effects of aid would ideally be based on disbursements (Shushan and Marcoux 2011). Where official data remain unavailable, media-based approaches to data collection constitute an alternative way forward (see Strange et al 2013).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…and institution building. By contrast, non-DAC donors, particularly China and Arab donors, are strongly engaged in improving infrastructure and productive capacity in recipient countries (Bräutigam 2010;Shushan and Marcoux 2011). Thus, they fill important gaps left by DAC donors.…”
Section: Is Non-dac Aid More Effective?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ancak ayrımın büyük oranda sektör profilinde olduğu söylenebilir. Çünkü Arap yardımları genel olarak altyapı projelerine yönelmiştir (Shushan ve Marcoux, 2011).…”
Section: Arap Donörlerunclassified
“…Bugün yalnızca İslam Kalkınma Bankası 90'dan fazla alıcıya sahiptir. Son yıllarda Arap donörler tarafından verilen yardımların yarısından fazlası Arap olmayan alıcılara yönelmiştir (Shushan ve Marcoux, 2011). Özellikle yoksul Mali, Moritanya, Senegal, Somali ve Sudan gibi Sahraaltı Afrika ülkeleri ile Kamboçya, Bangladeş, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Tacikistan ve Vietnam gibi Asya ülkeleri söz konusu alıcılara örnek verilebilir.…”
Section: Arap Donörlerunclassified