MPSA: Here to Help? Aid and Foreign Policy Objectives

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Here to Help? Aid and Foreign Policy Objectives

Thu, April 3, 3:20 to 4:50pm CDT (3:20 to 4:50pm CDT), Palmer House Hilton, Floor: 3rd, Marshfield

Session Submission Type: Paper Session

Section

Foreign Policy / Foreign Policy

Chair

3:20pm |
Mark David Nieman, University of Toronto

Individual Presentations

3:25pm |
Aid, Aggression, and Alignment: A Test of the Two-Good Theory in Equilibrium - Miles Donovan Williams, Denison University
3:38pm |
Self-Reliance as a Development Objective in Foreign Aid: Ideology, Conceptualization, and Measurement - Eric D. Raile, Montana State University; Anwar Naseem, University of Central Asia; James Oehmke; Megan Roosevelt, Virginia Military Institute
3:51pm |
The Aid Impact Theory: A Theoretical Framework for Maximizing the Impact and Sustainability of US Foreign Aid Interventions in the Education Sector of Ghana - Jonas Bensah, Old Dominion University
4:04pm |
US Public Support for Aid and Blame Attribution Toward Natural and Technological Disasters - Shreya Murthy, University of California-Davis

Discussant

4:17pm |
Mark David Nieman, University of Toronto

Audience Participation

4:30pm |
Audience participation will last for the remainder of the session.

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