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Between Sanctions and Elections: Aid Donors and Their Human Rights Performance

Katarina Tomaševski

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Part 1 Donors' human rights policies: profile of aid - wither human rights? individual donors European Union aid allocations and human rights. Part 2 Donors' sanctions through three decades: early cases controversies in the 1980s sanctions in the 1990s - multiplication and privatization. Part 3 Enter electoralism: donors' reorientation to democracy electoralism and Africa. Summing up: the impact of sanctions human rights correctives for elections.

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Key concepts: Sanctions, Human rights, Political science, Democracy, Law, Law and economics, Economics, Politics