A typology of political conditionality beyond aid: conceptual horizons based on lessons from the European Union
Koch, SveaExternal Publications (2015)
in: World Development 75/2015 (Special Issue: Political Conditionality and EU Foreign Aid), 98-108
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.worlddev.2015.01.006
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This paper asks how political conditionality needs to be conceptualized and researched to reflect global changes. It argues that a diversification of political conditionality “beyond aid” is now taking place. Political conditionality reaches across different external policy fields and includes cooperative and punitive measures. It has also moved from political rights toward social and environmental rights. To capture this diversification conceptually, the article presents an ideal–typical typology that is then refined based on the example of the European Union (EU). A review of the literature on EU political conditionality reveals a gap in studying the interaction of different political conditionality instruments.
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