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Zusatztext 'An important contribution to research on human rights and foreign aid. It offers an insightful evaluation of the US aid regime and its oftentimes detrimental consequences for those on the receiving end. This book should be of interest to both scholars and policymakers alike.' Sabine Carey! University of Nottingham! UK & PRIO/CSCW! Norway 'How to balance our own security against the human rights of others is the question that motivates this book. Scholars and those in policy circles will benefit from the analysis offered. It tackles this hard and important issue using a mix of research techniques and in a thought-provoking way - not least in the call for honesty as the United States considers its policy objectives in giving aid to other countries.' Neil J. Mitchell! University of Aberdeen! UK Informationen zum Autor Dr Rhonda L Callaway! Sam Houston State University! USA! and Dr Elizabeth G. Matthews! Department of Political Science! California State University! San Marcos! USA. Zusammenfassung Addressing several key themes and questions revolving around the complex nature of US foreign policy and human rights, this insightful book examines US foreign policy and human rights, as well as the evolution of US assistance, and includes empirical evidence and case studies of Plan Colombia, Turkey and the war on terror, India and Pakistan. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction; Part I Human Rights and US Foreign Policy: Theories, Measurement, and Models; Chapter 1 The Road to Hell is Paved with Good Intentions; Chapter 2 The Evolution and Motivation of the US Foreign Assistance Program; Chapter 3 Measuring Human Rights and Foreign Assistance; Chapter 4 Examining the Empirical Evidence; Part II Human Rights and US Foreign Policy: Case Studies; Chapter 5 The Trade-offs of Plan Colombia: Drug Trafficking versus Human Rights; Chapter 6 US Foreign Assistance to Turkey: The Cold War to the War on Terror; Chapter 7 US Foreign Assistance to Pakistan: Friend or Foe?; Chapter 8 Foreign Aid and Human Rights: Strategic Priorities or Global Responsibility?;...
