Foreign Aid's Effects on Development and Human Security in Kenya - by John Bosco Ngendakurio (Hardcover)

About the Book

Using Kenya as a case study, this book demonstrates the effects and limitations of foreign aid on development and human security in poor countries to reshape the processes for the benefit of both the donors and the intended beneficiaries.

Book Synopsis

Using Kenya as a case study, this book demonstrates the effects and limitations of foreign aid on development and human security in poor countries to reshape the processes for the benefit of both the donors and the intended beneficiaries.

Review Quotes

Foreign Aid#39;s Effects on Development and Human Security in Kenya is not only an important contribution to foreign aid analyses in relation to human security in Kenya but also composes a plural and complex picture of today#39;s rising multilateral world, exploring the possibilities and limits of bypass theory. This is a must-read for readers in African studies, development studies, critical global studies, international law, and related fields.

John Bosco Ngendakurio went back to Africa to examine what happens when the West delivers development aid, and now he tells some complex truths. Ngendakurio has written a compelling book that makes you think about what has gone wrong with the aid and how it can be fixed.

About the Author

John Bosco Ngendakurio, PhD, is an independent scholar of international law.