East Asia
benefits of not being colonized
financial crisis of
Gang of Four
Tigers
See also China; Hong Kong; Japan; Korea; Singapore; Taiwan; and other countries by name
Eastern Europe
cell phones in
five-year plans in
Internet use in
new legal codes for
structural adjustment loans to
Ecuador
education
in Africa
aid to parents who put children in school
Ashesi University
as big problem for the poor
in Bolivia
colonial
Fourah Bay College
in Japan
legal education in India
in Millennium Development Goals
operating funds for
in Pakistan
in PROGRESA program
science education
successful aid programs for
in Sudan
United Nations goal for primary-school enrollment
Egypt
electrification
El Salvador
emerging markets
End of Poverty, The (Sachs). See Sachs, Jeffrey
Engerman, Stanley
Eno International
Epstein, Helen
Erwin, Scott
escalation syndrome
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
AIDS in
benefits of not being colonized
desperate needs of the poor in
homegrown development in
IMF program in
Marxist regime in
Water Aid project
ethnic groups
animosity between
in decolonization
economic specialization in
strong seizing land from weak
European minority states
evaluation
experiments, controlled
Fafchamps, Marcel
failed states
Faisal I (king of Iraq)
Fearon, James
feedback
and AIDS crisis
bureaucracy and
democracy ensuring
markets as vehicle for
as necessity for success
from the poor
Ferguson, James
Ferguson, Niall
Filmer, Deon
financial markets
in civil-law versus common-law countries
enforcing repayment of loans
microcredit
FNLA (National Front for the Liberation of Angola)
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
food security programs
Ford, Gerald
Ford Foundation
foreign aid
for AIDS crisis
amount spent by West for
back to basics for
to bad governments
Gordon Brown’s plan for
Bush increases in
as contribution to bad government
criteria for success of
evaluation of
evolution of
failure of
finding what works
future of
humanitarian aid
income growth and
Kennedy on
legend of the Big Push
Planners dominating
the poor helping themselves without
prefixed goals as crippling
recommendations for official
reverse causality
successful programs
tied aid
Truman on
volume emphasized
what you can do
while markets develop
See also aid agencies; homegrown development
Fourah Bay College
frameworks
free markets. See markets
French Equatorial Africa
French West Africa
Friedman, Milton
Fromkin, David
Gabon
Gaddy, Clifford
Galeano, Catalino
Galeano, Francisco
Gambia, The
Garang, John
García, Emma
Geldof, Bob
Genovese, Kitty
Georgia
Ghaffar Khan, Khan Abdul
Ghana
Ashesi University
changes in
colonial rule in
democracy in
homegrown development for
Internet use in
positive bottom-up market trends in
social networks in agriculture in
structural adjustment loans to
Glaeser, Edward
Glennerster, Rachel
GlobalGiving.com
Goldie, Sir George
Gomes, Ciro
Gonoshasthaya Kendra (GK)
government
cold war intervention and effectiveness of
as contribution to building a good society
differences across countries and sectors
dropping obsession with working with
good government in tropics
oligarchy
See also bad government; democracy; public services
Grameen Bank
grants
Greif, Avner
Grenada
Grey, Earl
groundnuts (peanuts)
Guatemala
Guinea
Guinea worm disease
Gurage
Gutiérrez, Lucio
Haber, Stephen
Haiti
AIDS in
colonialism in
Haiti (cont.)
Duvalier family
IMF and gangster government of
IMF insisting on privatization in
poor property rights protection in
ten worst per capita growth rates
Hallen, Jay
Hamilton, Alexander
Hammer, Jeffrey
Harrison, Desmond
Harry Potter books
Hashemite dynasty
Hausa
Hayek, F. A.
health care
colonial
dysfunctional systems for
foreign aid successes in
modest fees for
See also disease heavily indebted poor countries (HIPCs)
high-technology exports
Hindustan Lever Limited
HIV.SeeAIDS
HIVSA
“hold-up” problem
homegrown development
aid agencies liberated by
examples of
as only way to end poverty
the poor as helping themselves
success and self-reliance
Honduras
Hong Kong
economic growth in
formula for success of
high-technology exports
markets in success of
takeoff in
ten best per capita growth rates
triads in
Horton, Lynn
humanitarian aid
Hungary
hunger
hungry season in Africa
malnutrition
in Millennium Development Goals
number of people without enough to eat
Hun Sen
Husain, Ishrat
Hussain, Altaf
Hussein (king of Jordan)
Hussein, Saddam
Hussein ibn Ali al-Hashimi
Hutus
Ickes, Barry
Igbo
Iliffe, John
immunization
imperialism
as beneficent but incompetent
benefits of not being colonized
as coming back into fashion
decoloni
zation
in Middle East
native autocrats sponsored by
in Pakistan
partition of India
ratio of Europe’s income to colonies’
in Sudan
India
advanced degrees in
AIDS prevention among prostitutes in
British attitude toward
caste system
colonial rule in
economic growth in
education projects in
ethnic conflict over land in
formula for success of
GlobalGiving.com project in
and hatred of Pakistan
legal education in
markets in growth of
partition of
per capita income in
police in
private firms helping the poor in
ten best per capita growth rates
Indians (Asian)
Indonesia
indoor smoke
inequality
infant mortality
inflation
Inter-American Development Bank (IDB)
International Christian Support Fund (ICS)
International Labour Organization (ILO)
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
accountability lacking for
and Argentine default
and bad government
as bailing itself out
in Bolivian free-market reforms
creation of
debt monitored by
and democracy
differences among aid bureaucracies
ending conditions on loans from
evaluation of
on financial equilibrium
financial programming model of
and Haiti
as having fewer goals than other agencies
and heavily indebted poor countries
Independent Evaluation Office
in international aid bureaucracy
and Mexican banking crisis
in Millennium Project
Nicaragua aid from
as not enforcing its conditions
Pakistan aid from
on participation
postmodern imperialism and
Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility loans
Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper
research department of
resources of
riots sparked by
and selection effect
“standby arrangements,”
and state collapse
“structural adjustment” programs of
successful programs of
success stories without aid from
Sudan aid from
in Western interventions in world poverty
World Economic Outlook
as world’s most powerful creditor
Internet
Iran (Persia)
Iraq
American occupation of
Saddam Hussein
nation-building in
in partition of Ottoman Empire
Islam, Roumeen
Israel
Jamaica
Jana, Smarajit
Japan
and benefits of not being colonized
intervention in poor countries by
per capita income in
takeoff in
ten best per capita growth rates
U.S. nation-building in
World War II propaganda in
Jereissati, Tasso
Jesuits
Jews
Jinnah, Ali
Johannesburg Summit on Sustainable Development
Johnson, Simon
Jordan
Kabila, Joseph
Kabila, Laurent
Kagame, Paul
Kasavubu, Joseph
Kashmir
Kasper, Sara
Kaufmann, Daniel
Kazakhstan
Keefer, Phil
Kennedy, John F.
Kenya
AIDS in
colonial rule in
democracy in
deworming drug project in
education projects in
ethnic networks in business in
as European minority state
IMF demonstrations in
land titling in
structural adjustment loans to
vigilante bands in
Khama, Seretse
Khodorkovsky, Mikhail
Kipling, Rudyard
Kirkpatrick, Jeane
Kissinger, Henry
Klein, Naomi
Knack, Steve
Koç Group
Kokh, Alfred
Kongo
Korea
and benefits of not being colonized
North Korea
See also South Korea
Korean War
Kraay, Aart
Krasner, Stephen
Kremer, Michael
Krishnan, Jayanth
Kroc, Ray
Kuraishi, Mari
Kurds
Kuti, Fela
Kyrgyz Republic
Laitin, David
land titling
Latin America
cell phones in
European minority states in
free-market reforms in
Internet use in
malnutrition in children in
markets often not functioning well in
natural-resource oligarchies in
positive bottom-up market trends in
revolutions in
structural adjustment loans in
See also Bolivia; Brazil; Mexico; Nicaragua; and other countries by name
law
civil law versus common law
custom versus
legal education in India
Lawrence, T. E.
League of Nations
Lebanon
Leghari, Farooq
Leopold II (king of Belgium)
Lesotho
Levine, Ross
Levy, Santiago
Liberia
Libya
Lifebuoy Swasthya Chetna
life expectancy
Lindblom, Charles
Live 8 concerts
lobbies
“local ownership,”
Lugard, Lord Frederick
Lumumba, Patrice
Luo
MacArthur, Douglas
Macaulay, Thomas
McDonald’s
McMahon, Sir Henry
McMillan, John
McNamara, Robert
Madagascar
corruption in
democracy in
Malagasy grain traders
Millennium Challenge Compact with
structural adjustment loans to
ten worst per capita growth rates
Maddison, Angus
Madison, James
Mafia
Mahaud, Jamil
majority, tyranny of the
Malagasy
malaria
bed nets for preventing
incentives for developing vaccine for
in Millennium Development Goals
twelve-cent medicine for preventing
Malawi
aid agency success in
bed net program in
colonial rule in
desperate needs of the poor in
dispute resolution by village headmen
IMF demonstrations in
police corruption in
predation and self-protection groups in
structural adjustment loans to
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