Aid as peacemaker
Subtitle: Canadian development assistance and Third World conflict
By: edited by Robert Miller.
Contributors: Miller, Robert, 1941-
Series: Carleton public policy series ;; #11
Publisher: Carleton University Press; Distributed by Oxford University Press Canada
Published: 1992
Place of publication: Ottawa; Don Mills, Ont
Language: eng
Number of pages: 210
Subjects: Economic assistance, Canadian -- Developing countries; Human rights -- Developing countries; Peace
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Aid as peacemaker : Central America / David Close; title: Canada, aid, and peacemaking in Southern Africa / Linda Freeman; title: Principled intervention : Canadian aid, human rights, and the Sri Lankan conflict / David Gillies; title: Canadian aid, social change, and political conflict in the Philippines : prospects for conflict resolution / David Wurfel; title: CIDA as peacemaker : integration or overload? / Gerald J. Schmitz; title: United Nations peacekeeping in a new era : implications for Canada / Gregory Wirick; title: CUSO and liberation movements in Southern Africa : an appeal for solidarity / Christopher Neal ... [et al.]; title: The International Centre for Human Rights and Democratic Development : a new approach to politics and democracy in developing countries? / Andres Perez; title: Immunization and cease-fires / Robin Hay and Clyde Sanger; title: Food for guns : when foreign aid helps to stop the fighting / Brian Hanington; title: The Horn of Africa Project : modelling alternative conflict resolution / Ronald J.R. Mathies, Harold Miller and Menno Wiebe.