Doing Good or Doing Well

Discover the intricate relationship between foreign aid and business interests in "Doing Good or Doing Well" by esteemed author and researcher. Published by Columbia University Press in 1992, this compelling monograph spans 198 pages and delves into the complexities of Japanese foreign aid. Contrary to popular belief, the book argues that Japanese aid is closely intertwined with the nation’s business objectives, often leading to aid being contingent upon purchasing goods from Japan. This critical examination reveals the potential negative impacts on developing nations, making it a must-read for those interested in international relations, economics, and global development. Explore how altruistic intentions can be overshadowed by economic incentives in this thought-provoking analysis.