Introduction: European Development Co-operation at the Beginning of a New Millennium
1. The Changing International and Conceptual Environments of Development Co-operation
2. Austrian Aid Policy
3. Belgian Aid Policies in the 1990s
4. British Aid Policy in the ‘Short?Blair’ Years
5. Danish Aid Policy in the Post-Cold War Period: Increasing Resources and Minor Adjustments
6. Finland: Aid and Identity
7. French Development Co-operation Policy
8. Germany’s Development Co-operation Policy since the Early 1990s: Increased Conceptual Ambitions in Times of Severe Financial Constraint
9. The Foreign Aid Policy of Ireland
10. Trends in the Debate on Italian Aid
11. A New Member of the G-0.7: Luxemburg as the Smallest and Largest Donor
12. All in the Name of Quality: Dutch Development Co-operation in the 1990s
13. Norwegian Aid Policy: Continuity and Change in the 1990s and Beyond
14. Spanish Foreign Aid: Flaws of an Emerging Framework
15. Swedish Development Co-operation in Perspective
16. Swiss Development Co-operation: Major Changes since the Early 1990s and Future Challenges
17. The European Union’s Development Policy: Shifting Priorities in a Rapidly Changing World. Glossary. Notes on Contributors. Index.