Abstract

The basic research problem of this thesis lies in the conflicting nature of the policies of the international financial system and of non-government organizations with regard to the state. Contemporary discourse in the international aid community manifests a deep mistrust of state institutions' ability to effectively manage developments reforms, but lacks the theoretical foundations and organizational methodologies that would be necessary to develop strategies to build up the state so that it might better perform its duties and minimize corruption.

School

School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Department

Political Science Department

Degree Name

MA in Political Science

Date of Award

Spring 6-1-2005

Online Submission Date

5-29-2005

First Advisor

Pandeli Glavanis

Committee Member 1

Trevor Parfitt

Committee Member 2

Hayat Alvi

Document Type

Thesis

Extent

118 leaves

Library of Congress Subject Heading 1

Financial institutions, International

Library of Congress Subject Heading 2

International finance.

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Call Number

Thesis 2005/47

Location

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