Crisis and EU foreign policy / Policy Brief
Spanish Development Policies: The Obstacles to Progress
12/01/2010 By Nils-Sjard Schulz
When the Spanish Socialist party came to power in 2004, it was faced with an aid system in decline. This system was biased towards business interests, lacked direction in the fight against poverty and stood in isolation from European and southern partners. Despite a serious commitment to development from 2004 onwards, Spanish aid has now been brought to a standstill by institutional frictions.
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Keywords
Development Development cooperation Spain Spanish foreign policyBio author: Nils-Sjard Schulz
Global governance of aid. Aid policy and effectiveness. Donor harmonisation. International division of labour. South-South cooperation.

