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Individual and country-level factors affecting support for foreign aid

Paxton, Pamela (contributor); Knack, Stephen F. (contributor) - 2008

"In recent years donor countries have committed to dramatic increases in the supply of foreign aid to developing countries. Meeting and sustaining such commitments will require sufficient support among donor country voters and taxpayers. The determinants of public opinion in donor countries on...