The Quest for a New International Aid Architecture The Turkish E
This book examines Turkey’s success within international development cooperation and how this could create a framework for a new international aid architecture. Turkey has become a world leader in humanitarian assistance and shared an extraordinary burden
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The Quest for a New International Aid Architecture The Turkish Experience
The Quest for a New International Aid Architecture
Hatice Karahan
The Quest for a New International Aid Architecture The Turkish Experience
Hatice Karahan Department of Economics and Finance Istanbul Medipol University Istanbul, Turkey
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“To those who have dedicated themselves to humanity…”
Preface
I am wrapping this book up in early 2020, at the time of the prevailing coronavirus crisis around the globe. Within just a few months, the world has oddly become a place where life has become intertwined with death for everyone. Amid tens of thousands of losses and countless desperate scenes, this extraordinary calamity has reminded nations of the longneglected value of humanity. Another message that has emerged from the pandemic has been the significance of the need for solid development across the globe. In a setting where even certain developed countries are suffering from the insufficiency of medical capacity against such a massive disaster, the case for the whole world is certainly threatening. There is no doubt that this outlook heightens the critical importance of international solidarity. Can the world achieve it, at least during such a common tragedy? This is yet to be answered. The desperate need for genuine international cooperation was, in fact, my departure point in 2019 for deciding to write this book. Adopting huma
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