Titlebook: Britain‘s International Development Policies; A History of DFID an Barrie Ireton Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publ

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The Creation of the Department: From Colonial to Overseas Development, be very small indeed. At the same time there was growing international recognition that the poorer developing countries of the world needed the assistance of the richer industrial countries to achieve economic and social progress.

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Commercial Issues: The Tying of Aid and the Aid and Trade Provision,oods and services from their own countries. However misplaced, donor governments believed that tied aid benefited the balance of payments and created employment. It has been generally believed that in political terms there would be stronger public support for aid if it were thought to be mutually beneficial.

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,Britain’s Colonial Development Effort,icial records and other works, including the five-volume study of the period 1921–65 by D. J. Morgan which was commissioned under the Peacetime Series of Official Histories initiated by Prime Minister Harold Wilson in 1969..

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Overview: History of Britain‘s official international development efforts, beginning with its colonial era and then following the establishment of a new Ministry created by Prime Minister, the Rt Honourable Harold Wilson.978-1-349-44484-7978-1-137-27233-1