by Julius Dihstelhoff and Alexander Lohse
‘The West’ is a recurring theme in Egyptian political debates. It appears either as an abstract space, or particular ‘western’ countries are depicted as opponents. Continue reading
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The More it’s Centralized, the More it’s Divided: A Historical-Institutionalist Reading of Qatar’s Foreign Aid Landscape
by Martin Lestra
Aid fragmentation is one of the recurrent features of development studies. In this contribution I try to understand why a small, cohesive state like Qatar, has produced so many different aid actors. Continue reading
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