UNSW Handbook Course - Politics of International Aid

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Politics of International Aid - SOCW7852

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Faculty: Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

School: School of Social Work

Campus: Kensington Campus

Career: Postgraduate

Units of Credit: 8

Contact Hours per Week: 2

Offered:

Semester 1 2005

Semester 2 2005

Fee Band: 1

Description

An introduction to the international aid agencies, their respective structures, roles and relationships with one another. Also provides an introduction to the impact of international economics and international politics on matters relating to international aid. Examines the workings of government and non-government aid agencies at the national and international level. This information is related to case studies which demonstrate skills to negotiate within the international aid systems, secure funding, lobby and advocate to redefine development assistance.

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