Publications

• A Post-Aid EU-Kenya Partnership?
• Brazil: A Good Partner for European Donors?
• The Swedish exit from Vietnam: Leaving painfully or normalising bilateral relations
• The African Union in Darfur: understanding the afro-arab response to the crisis
• Darfur and arab public opinion: strategies for engagement
• Arab official positions towards president Al Bashir's indictment
• UN response to the Darfur crisis
• Bridging the gap between narrative and practices: the role of the arab league in Darfur
• Why the EU is not yet a mature development partner
• Next steps in European development cooperation
• Domestic accountability and agency reform
• EU Assistance to Central Asia: Back to the Drawing Board?
• Direct aid vs. humanitarian assistance
• The Spanish humanitarian response in Haiti
• Governance assessments and domestic accountability
• Spain, SSC and multilateral governance of the aid system
• Challenges by new actors in international development
• A regional drive: South-South cooperation in Latin America and the Caribbean
• South-South cooperation in Latin America and the Caribbean: ways ahead from Accra
• Swedish exit from Honduras: devising good practices
• The political dimension of hunger
• Perspectives for the global governance of aid
• The international response to the Darfur crisis
• Building the global governance of aid
• The aid effectiveness agenda and decentralised cooperation
• Financing for gender equality
• Ownership with adjectives
• From Beijing to Paris: the relevance of gender equality for aid effectiveness
• Donor harmonisation and democratisation: are donors fit for politics?
• Sierra Leone: Reconstructing a Patrimonial State
• Post-conflict as seen by the Victims
• Spain's Foreign and Cooperation Policy in Equatorial Guinea
• The individual as an agent of change: the empowerment process
• China's Bet on Africa
• China and Latin America: a problematic relationship?
• Lessons learnt from donors in post-conflict situations: instruments, policies, strategies and mechanisms to be applied
• When More is Less: aiding statebuilding in Afghanistan
• Lula's Brazil and the fight against poverty: results and opportunities
• Millennium Goals: a step forward or backward for development?
• The recent WTO summit held in Hong Kong: a real opportunity for development?
• An approach to the Aid paradigm in favour of saharaui refugees: three Keys
• The Americas: democratic union or economic separation?
• Salamanca: results of a successful Summit
• Responding to Katrina: humanitarian aid principles overlooked and discounted?
• Chronology of five years of uncertainty
• The Peacebuilding Commission
• Rich countries under scrutiny. Their commitment is tested by an index: the CDI
• No lasting Peace and Prosperity without Democracy
• Is the sectoral approach an effective instrument for co-operation? the case of spanish cooperation
• 2005: year zero for world aid and the millennium development goals