Anderson,áS., & Cavanagh, J.á(2000). IMF: Facelift or true conversion?áThe Ecologist,á30(6),áR33. This article criticized the development of the Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers, developed by the World Bank and the IMF. Criticisms of the civil society consultation processes that must take place according to these papers are presented.
Fayissa,áB., & El-Kaissy, M. I.á(1999). Foreign aid and the economic growth of developing countries (LDCs): Further evidence.áStudies in Comparative International Development,á34(3),á37-50. This article presents the critical role that international aid plays in the development of economic growth in developing countries. The nature of the usefulness of this aid to the countries that are dependent on this aid is examined. The degree of political and civil liberties are noted using cross-sectional data for 80 countries. The authors presented the conclusion that foreign aid can be beneficial if it supplements domestic savings instead of replacing them.
Gibb, R. (2000). Post-Lome: The European Union and the south.áThird World Quarterly,á21(3),á457-481. This article presents an examination of the Lome Convention. Criticisms include that agencies such as the World Trade Organization have undermined Lome.
Grants, not loans, for the developing world?á(2001). The Lancet,á357(9249),á1. This article presented the criticism that efforts to provide debt relief to developing nations has contributed to health problems, in particular HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa. It is criticized that export-oriented policies headed by the World Band and IMF, undermine HIV/AIDS control since they increase mobility, migration, dislocation of family units, and migration.
Hufbauer, G. C., & Oegg, B.á(2003). Economic Sanctions: Public Goals and Private Compensation*.áChicago Journal of International Law,á4(2),á305-328. This article presents the emergence of the European Union and t
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