Foreign Aid in the 1990s
New Strings Attached

Volume 15, Issue 1
Foreign Aid in the 1990s
Features
Off the Mark
the Misguided Policies of Washington Economists
by Luiz Pereira

Beyond Conditionality
Foreign Aid and the Changing Global Agenda
by Joan Nelson

Rio
Reconciling
by Nay Htun

Putting People Over Politics
Reforming Aid Policy Toward Kenya
by Maina Kiai

Sowing Self-sufficiency:
Non-governmental Organizations as Development Catalysts
by L. David Brown

Trapped in a Treadmill
Bureaucratic Constraints on Aid programs
by Allen Hoben

Surging Ahead
The Sardar Sarovar Project, Hope of Millions
by C.C. Patel

Drowning in Progress
The Sardar Sarovar Project, Scourge of Millions
by Medha Paktar

Global Notebook
Frozen Assets
Antarctic Minerals Issue Far from Resolution
by Adam Kearney

The Power of Le Pen
The Militant Right Rises in France
by Steven Chiodini

Queen Sacrifices Pawn
Hong Kong Braces Itself for 1997
by Alissa Lee

Vietnam's Return to Capitalism
The Next Economic Miracle in Asia?
by Sam Kim

Fallout from Grace
The Need to Reform Post-Soviet Nuclear Energy Policy
by Chris Capozzola

Toward a Gender-Blind Military
A Comparative Look at Women in Combat
by Cynthia Dunbar

Correspondence
New Strings Attached
Foreign Aid in the 1990s

Perspectives
Creating a Community of Equals
The Democratic Response to Ethnic Diversity
by Suleyman Demirel

World in Review
Frozen Assets
Antarctic Minerals Issue Far from Resolution
by Adam Kearney

Fallout from Gracw
The Need to Reform Post-Soviet Nuclear Energy Policy
by Chris Capozzola

Toward a Gender-Blind Military
a Comparative Look at Women in Combat
by Cynthia Dunbar

Interviews
Rio in Retrospect
Reconciling Development and the Global Environment`
by Nay Htun

Review Essays
The Perils of Ambition
A Review of The Imperial Tradition
by

The Perils of Ambition
A Review of The Imperial Temptation
by Michael Daumer