Executive summary This literature review has been completed as part of an OECD multi-
donor evaluation of PSGRs in develo** countries between 2001 and 2011. The review …

This article explores NGOs' accountability and their resistance to donor-driven accountability
policies and practices, looking specifically at indigenous NGOs working in the aid industry in …

Over the last decade, development management thinking, tools and practices have gained a
prominent position in international development. In response to recent calls to problematize …

Purpose This study attempts to examine the twin deficits hypothesis for Bangladesh. Along
with the traditional twin deficits hypothesis associated with the current account and fiscal …

This article focuses on the recent attention in the European Union on fragile states, as
expressed, among others, in the European Security Strategy of 2003 and the European …

This paper synthesises academic and donor research on the impact of governance work on
poverty reduction and development outcomes. There is a large body of work on the critical …

The European Union has developed a one-size-fits-all approach to promote good
governance reforms in African countries, focusing on strengthening the effectiveness of state …

Contemporary work on citizenship questions the classic liberal version of citizenship as a
legal status belonging to citizens of a particular nation-state. It recognizes the contingencies …

This paper addresses the need for conceptual and analytic clarity on nutrition governance,
an essential underpinning of more effective approaches for undernutrition, the 'single …

A paradox in current international development cooperation is comprised by the
simultaneous insistence on national ownership and far-reaching donor involvement through …