非政府组织关系对发展中世界妇女保健援助流动的影响

IF 2 2区社会学 Q2 SOCIOLOGY

International Journal of Comparative Sociology Pub Date : 2022-08-23 DOI:10.1177/00207152221118624

Eunhye Yoo

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最近关于国际发展援助的文献强调了国际非政府组织在确定谁获得国际发展援助方面的作用。然而，很少有分析调查国际援助的具体部门以及非政府组织类型对非政府组织的影响。本研究利用1996年至2015年94个国家的小组数据，测试了一般非政府组织、妇女国际非政府组织和卫生国际非政府机构对妇女生殖健康、计划生育和性传播疾病（STD）控制/艾滋病毒/艾滋病援助流的影响。研究结果表明，一般非政府组织、温和派和温和派是妇女健康援助的重要来源。然而，这些组织的效果取决于接受者的政治和经济发展水平。这些发现为非政府组织关系在妇女健康援助中很重要的观点提供了支持性证据，但也表明应谨慎考虑非政府组织影响的大小和重要性。

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The impact of INGO ties on flows of aid for women’s health in the developing world

Recent literature on international development aid has emphasized the role of international non-governmental organizations (INGOs) in determining who receives international development assistance. However, few analyses have investigated the specific sectors of international aid and the influence of INGOs by INGO type. Using panel data from 94 countries from 1996 to 2015, this study tests the effects of general INGOs, women’s international non-governmental organizations (WINGOs), and health international non-governmental organizations (HINGOs) on the flows of aid for women’s reproductive health, family planning, and sexually transmitted diseases (STD) control/HIV/AIDS. The results show that general INGOs, WINGOs, and HINGOs are an important source of women’s health aid. However, the effects of these organizations are conditioned by recipients’ levels of political and economic development. These findings provide supporting evidence for the idea that INGO ties are important in women’s health aid, but also suggest that the size and significance of INGO effects should be considered cautiously.

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International Journal of Comparative Sociology SOCIOLOGY-

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期刊介绍： The International Journal of Comparative Sociology was established in 1960 to publish the highest quality peer reviewed research that is both international in scope and comparative in method. The journal draws articles from sociologists worldwide and encourages competing perspectives. IJCS recognizes that many significant research questions are inherently interdisciplinary, and therefore welcomes work from scholars in related disciplines, including political science, geography, economics, anthropology, and business sciences. The journal is published six times a year, including special issues on topics of special interest to the international social science community.