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handle is hein.amenin/aeiabel0001 and id is 1 raw text is: American foreign aid may have been more costly to receive than to give- and that is very costly indeed. That is my conclusion after reading Nick Eber- stadt's penetrating account of the collapse of our aid programs. -Edward C, Banfield Author of The Unheaveny City How to help poor people with the governments now in power is surely the development dilemma for the 1990s; Eberstadt's book explains how hard this will be and provides helpful pointers on how to begin. -C. Peter Timmer John D. Black Professor of Development, At-Large Harvard University A good account of the mistakes in the conception and execution of the U.S. foreign aid program -Edward Mason Former dean, Harvard University Graduate School of Public Administration Former deputy assistant secretary of state Nick Eberstadt's Foreign Aid and American Purpose is an insightful analy- sis.... The specific recommendations he makes about desirable changes in aid policies and funding are serious, sound, and sensible. Whatever admin- istration occupies the White House in 1989 would do well to heed his sugges- tions. - Charles Wolf, Jr. Dean of the Rand Graduate School Director of the International Economic Policy Program Is American foreign aid policy working? What are its unintended- even harmful-effects? Nicholas Eberstadt goes beyond a strictly eco- nomic analysis to arrive at the heart of these issues. Foreign aid and foreign policy must share a common purpose-and economic issues must not be divorced from moral principles. Nicholas Eberstadt is a visiting scholar at the American Enterprise Institute and a visiting fellow at Harvard University's Center for Pop- ulation Studies. He is the author of Poverty in China and The Poverty of Communism. ft ... . - A mrnt,.rnican,, Exn ,,cer'n se 3 ut ,V V. io r F ,,'hc ISBN 978-i-8447-3658-7 Distributed by National Book Network. 780844 736587

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