国际政治与世界银行发展项目的地方分配

IF 1.4 3区社会学 Q2 POLITICAL SCIENCE

Political Studies Review Pub Date : 2023-02-07 DOI:10.1177/14789299231153821

Matthew D. DiLorenzo

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联合国安理会（UNSC）临时成员国获得了更多的世界银行项目。我认为联合国安理会的地位有可能影响受援国内部的援助分配。虽然具有重要战略意义的受援国可能会对援助的内部分配有更大的自由裁量权，但没有明确的证据表明世界银行的援助是否倾向于屈服于各国内部的政治压力。我研究了各国内部的政治偏袒是否因联合国安理会的地位而异，几乎没有证据表明两者之间存在联系。虽然跨国贷款可能遵循政治，但国家以下各级的分配似乎与国际政治无关，这对世行援助的效力具有重要影响。

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International Politics and the Subnational Allocation of World Bank Development Projects

Temporary United Nations Security Council (UNSC) members receive more World Bank projects. I consider the potential for UNSC status to influence aid allocation within recipient countries. While strategically important recipients might gain greater discretion over the internal distribution of aid, no clear evidence establishes whether World Bank aid tends to succumb to political pressures within countries. I examine whether political favoritism within countries varies with UNSC status and find little evidence for a connection. While cross-national lending may follow politics, subnational allocation seems to be unrelated to international politics, which has important implications for the efficacy of Bank assistance.

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