Emerging Powers, Development Cooperation and South-South Relations

CHAPTER 1:  Introduction

                                                                                                                       

1.1  Evolution of Foreign Aid

1.2  Theoretical Underpinnings

1.3  Bilateral Aid Architecture

1.3.1        North South Cooperation: The Established Donors

1.3.2        South-South Development Cooperation (SSDC)

1.4  The OECD vs. The Emerging Powers

1.5  Emerging Powers as Development Assistance Providers

1.6  Changing Identities and Motives of the Emerging Powers

1.7  Research Design

1.7.1        Rationale and Scope of the Book

1.7.2        Methodology

1.7.3        Data Sources

1.7.3.1  Brazil

1.7.3.2  China

1.7.3.3  India

1.8  Organisation of the Book

 

CHAPTER 2: Brazilian Cooperation for International Development (Cobradi)

 

2.1  Historical Overview

2.2  Brazilian Development Cooperation: An Instrument of Brazil's Economic Statecraft

2.2.1        Defining Brazil's Development Cooperation

2.2.2        Institutional Structures

2.2.3        Policy Framework

2.3  Patterns and Modalities of Development Cooperation

2.3.1        Geographical Patterns

2.3.1.1  Latin America and the Caribbean

2.3.1.2  Africa

2.3.1.3  Multilateral Development Cooperation

2.3.2        Modalities

2.4  Motivations and Agendas

2.4.1        Regional Solidarity and Neighbourhood Policy

2.4.2        Linguistic, Cultural and Historic Affinity

2.4.3        Trade, Business and Search for Markets

2.4.4        Diplomatic Reciprocity

2.5  Conclusion

 

CHAPTER 3: Chinese Development Assistance

 

2.1  Historical Overview of Chinese Development Assistance

2.2  Chinese Development Assistance: Spreading the Wings

2.2.1        Defining Chinese Development Assistance

2.2.2        Institutional Set-up

2.2.3        Development Assistance Policy

2.3  Geographical Outreach and Modalities of Assistance

2.3.1        Geographical Patterns

2.3.1.1  Africa

2.3.1.2  Asia

2.3.1.3  Latin America and the Caribbean

2.3.1.4  Multilateral Development Cooperation

2.3.2        Modalities

2.4   Motivations for Providing Development Cooperation

2.4.1        Search for Markets and Trade

2.4.2        Energy Security

2.4.3        Gaining Access to Natural Resources

2.4.4        Increasing Economic and Political Influence on Partner Countries

2.4.5        Enhancing Diplomatic Clout

2.5  Chinese Development Assistance: Prospects and Challenges

2.6  Conclusion

 

CHAPTER 4: Indian Development Cooperation (IDC)

 

4.1  Historical Overview

4.2  Indian Development Cooperation in the 21st Century

4.1.1        Definition

4.1.2        Institutional Structures

4.1.3        Policy Framework

4.3  Patterns of IDC Flows

4.1.1        Geographical Patterns

4.1.1.1  Asia

4.1.1.2  Africa

4.1.1.3  Latin America and the Caribbean

4.1.1.4  Multilateral Development Assistance

4.1.2        Sectoral Distribution

4.1.3        Modalities

4.1.3.1  ITEC

4.1.3.2  Lines of Credit (LOCs)

4.1.3.3  Grants/Loans

4.4  Motivations and Agendas

4.1.1        Regional Leadership

4.1.2        Trade, Markets and Business

4.1.3        Diplomatic Support

4.1.4        Permanent Seat in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC)

4.5  India, the Development Partner: Prospects and Challenges

4.6  Conclusion

 

CHAPTER 5: Comparing Brazil, China and India as Development Assistance Providers

 

5.1  Emerging Powers' Development Cooperation: Commonalities and Differences

5.1.1        Definitions

5.1.2        Institutions for Development Cooperation

5.1.3        Development Assistance Policies

5.1.4        Geographical Patterns

5.1.5        Modalities

5.1.6        Motivations Behind Emerging Powers' Development Assistance

5.1.7        Effectiveness of Development Cooperation

5.2  Competition and Cooperation amongst Brazil, China and India

5.1.1        Scope for Cooperation

5.1.2        Areas of Competition

5.3  Conclusion

           

CHAPTER 6: Conclusion