Partnership in a donor-driven international development cooperation - The case of women's organizations in Jordan
(2020) Middle East Studies Association North America General Conference — Location: Washington D.C./online (10.November.2020)
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- The notion of partnership is omnipresent in North/South international development cooperation. Although the term partnership implies equality between the partners, the Southern partner often depends financially (and to a certain extent discursively) on its Northern counterpart. As the paper argues, this leads to a relationship based upon unequal power relations, in which the Southern partner is often perceived to hold a subordinate position that must follow its Northern partner’s priorities and vision.
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Sander, A. (2020). Partnership in a donor-driven international development cooperation - The case of women’s organizations in Jordan. Middle East Studies Association North America General Conference, Washington D.C./online. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/118739