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この度、英国シンクタンクODIと連携し、「開発の年」2008年に向けた日本発の知的貢献として、アフリカの成長のために日英が比較優位を活かした支援を展開する意義と具体的な支援の方向性を論じた政策レポートを刊行しました。
このレポートは、多様性と補完性の原則に基づく日英の援助協調を提案しており、この原則は、他ドナーや開発パートナーとの協調全般に通じるものと考えます。日本や英国の研究者、政策担当者、さらにマレーシアやウガンダの専門家が寄稿しています。ぜひ、ご一読ください。要旨はこちらから
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Contents
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About This Book
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Contributors (13KB)
Words by
Simon
Maxwell, Director of Overseas Development Institute, UK.
(23KB)
Chapter 1 An Overview: Diversity and
Complementarity in Development Efforts
(112KB)
GRIPS Development Forum
Chapter 2 The East Asian Growth Regime and
Political Development
(184KB)
Kenichi Ohno, Professor, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Japan
Chapter 3 Understanding British Aid to
Africa: A Historical Perspective
(78KB)
Tony Killick, Senior Research Associate, Overseas Development Institute, UK.
Chapter 4 The Rise of the East: What Does It
Mean for Development Studies?
(57KB)
Hubert Schmitz,
Professor, Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex, UK.
Chapter 5 Governance and Development: The
Perspective of Growth-enhancing Governance
(141KB)
Mushtaq H. Khan, Professor, School of Oriental and African Studies, University
of London, UK.
Chapter 6 Governance for Growth: Improving
International Development through Anglo-Japanese Cooperation
(91KB)
Max Everest-Phillips, Senior Governance Adviser, Growth & Investment Group,
Department for International Development, UK.
Chapter 7 The Quality and
Productivity Improvement
Project in Tunisia: A Comparison of Japanese and EU Approaches
(69KB)
Tsuyoshi Kikuchi, Senior Industrial Consultant, Japan Development Service Co.,
Ltd., Japan.
Chapter 8 Strategic Action Initiatives for
Economic Development: Trade and Investment Promotion in Zambia
(73KB)
Dato' J Jegathesan, Senior Investment Adviser, CEO, JJ International Consultant,
Malaysia.
Masayoshi Ono, Project Formulation Adviser, Japan International Cooperation
Agency, Japan.
Chapter 9 Diverse Models of Development and Aid Management: Experiences of
Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines (1,318KB)
Izumi Ohno, Professor, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Japan
Masumi Shimamura, Associate Professor, National Graduate Institute for Policy
Studies, Japan.
Chapter 10 The Relationship between Aid and
Economic Growth: What Aid Strategy Should the Government of Uganda Promote?
(81KB)
Lawrence Kiiza, Director of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance, Planning and
Economic Development, Uganda.
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