International Development Cooperation and Multipolarity: Scrambling North and South?

Esteves, Paulo; Zoccal, Geovana

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“…For many, SSC very much operates on behalf of and within the confines of global capitalism: SSC has the propensity to generate new forms of hierarchy, unequal exchange and extraction, and accumulation by dispossession (Carmody, 2013; Gonzalez‐Vicente, 2017; Harvey, 2010). Moreover, DAC members have also been moving in a more “Southern” direction: their development modalities and discourses (such as those around “mutual benefit” and industrial policy) increasingly resemble those of the SSC providers (Esteves & Zoccal, 2020). Any policy space that could have been attained through playing ostensibly distinct groupings of actors off one another has been lost due to these trends of convergence.…”

Section: An Age Of Choice For Whom?mentioning

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The irony of choice in the “New Development Financing Landscape”

Taggart

Power

2021

Geographical Journal

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Hyperbole and optimism abound in popular interpretations of the so-called "New Development Financing Landscape" (OECD, 2014). Since the early 2000s, there has been a dramatic increase in the quantity and diversity of development finance available to developing countries. To some, the increased quantum of finance provided by a variety of South-South Cooperation (SSC) providers, in combination with the diverse financial flows from the private sector, has heralded a "Post-Aid World" (Mawdsley et al., 2014). While for much of the formative decades of post-war development finance came predominantly in the form of foreign aid or official development assistance (ODA), the landscape is now characterised by significant heterogeneity "beyond ODA" (Severino & Ray, 2009). For major development institutions such as the OECD (2014, p. 28), "countries have more funding options and more policy space." The financing context has become, for Greenhill et al. (2016), an unprecedented "Age of Choice" for developing countries.We challenge the idea that a more pluralised development landscape equates to an abundance of available finance, greater "choice" or room for manoeuvre in policy terms, or diversity in development ideology. While there are important questions to be asked about the "agency" of policy actors in recipient countries, agency is not always enlarged and expanded by a greater diversity of development finance. Rather, we observe that states seeking to attract finance are

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Section: An Age Of Choice For Whom?mentioning

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The irony of choice in the “New Development Financing Landscape”

Taggart

Power

2021

Geographical Journal

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“…It focused on the roles of emerging powers like Brazil, India, and China in reshaping international development landscapes. The issue explored South-South Cooperation, new financing mechanisms, and ethical considerations, offering a nuanced perspective on the changing dynamics of global development cooperation (Esteves and Zoccal 2020).…”

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RBPI and the Study of IR: Fostering a Multifaceted Platform for Global Dialogue, Debate and Academic Cooperation

Ramanzini Junior,

Lessa,

Dias

2023

Rev. bras. polít. int.

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Global Citizenship, Entrepreneurship, and Diversity in the Global Village for the Post-COVID-19 Era

Saiz-Alvarez

2023

Global Citizenship and Its Impact on Multiculturalism in the Workplace

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A tendency towards multiculturalism will characterize the post-Covid-19 world and will be defined by global citizenship, given the intense process of digitization that the Covid-19 pandemic has brought to the planet. China plays a fundamental role in this change process, as it is foreseeable that this Asian giant will become the world's first economic power towards the end of this decade. In this chapter, the author analyzes how multiculturalism in the workplace will lead to changes in society, especially among the born-digital who will interact with the planet through the Internet, leading to a greater acceptance of diversity and the creation of global citizenship by considering themselves “citizens of the world.”

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International Development Cooperation and Multipolarity: Scrambling North and South?

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The irony of choice in the “New Development Financing Landscape”

The irony of choice in the “New Development Financing Landscape”

RBPI and the Study of IR: Fostering a Multifaceted Platform for Global Dialogue, Debate and Academic Cooperation

Global Citizenship, Entrepreneurship, and Diversity in the Global Village for the Post-COVID-19 Era

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