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Newcomers to Like-Minded Aid and Donor Darlings : The Strange Case of Spain in Vietnam

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This article analyses the motives behind the relations between Spain as a donor and Vietnam as a recipient of international aid. The main hypothesis is that this relationship does not respond to the traditional causes for international aid, as identified by the academic literature. On the basis of qualitative data collected in interviews with elites, the article suggests instead that a ‘learning factor’ and an ‘image factor’ might be at play in the Spanish presence, as well as herd behaviour on the part of the donor community.

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Development Policy Review

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Hoboken, United States : Wiley-Blackwell., 2011

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English

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09506764

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Volume 29, Issue 6, November 2011, pages 749–770

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Spain
Development
Vietnam
Newcomers to Like-Minded Aid and Donor Darlings
International assistance
Geographical allocation

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