China and the United States as Aid Donors: Past and Future Trajectories

The book examines the foreign aid strategies of the United States and China over the past seventy years, highlighting their parallel paths in aiming for Third World economic development. It reveals how both nations utilized their aid programs to advance their own national interests, despite employing contrasting approaches. The analysis delves into the political and economic implications of their foreign aid policies, providing insights into the broader dynamics of international relations.