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cice-11456	Shiotani, Andrew L.	Education and Economic Crises	2010	6	.pdf	application/pdf	2728	93	32	Fall 2010 • ISSN 1523-1615 • http://www.tc.edu/cice Special SympoSium iSSue Aid, development, And educAtion EDITORIAL INTRODUCTION 3 Introduction to the Special Symposium Issue Andrew K. Shiotani FEATURED ARTICLE 7 Aid, Development, and Education Steven J. Klees RESPONSES 29 The Ignorant Donor: A Radical Reimagination of International Aid, Development, and Education William C. Brehm and Iveta Silova 37 Improving Aid Effectiveness or Transforming the Global Capitalist System Mark Ginsburg 44 The Aid Debate: Beyond the Liberal/Conservative Divide Sangeeta Kamat 51 Paradoxes and Prospects: Moving Beyond the Study of Foreign Aid Karen Mundy REPLY 56 Towards a Progressive View of Aid, Development, and Education Steven J. Klees Current Issues in Comparative Education 2 Current Issues in Comparative Education CURRENT ISSUES IN COMPARATIVE EDUCATION Volume 13, Issue 1 (Fall 2010) Special Symposium Issue Editors: Andrew K. Shiotani, Ryan Hathaway, and Michelle Hollett EDITORIAL BOARD Managing Editor Matthew Hayden Executive Editor Andrew K. Shiotani Senior Editors Ryan Hathaway, Ruaridh MacLeod, Sarah Flatto Editors Toni Cela, Anne Gaspers, Molly Hamm, Michelle Hollett, Rachel Hatch, Jason Mellon, Carina Omoeva, Muntasir Sattar, Angye Rincon-Castillo Web Editor Andrew K. Shiotani INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD Michael Apple, Mark Bray, Michael Cross, Suzanne Grant Lewis, Noel McGinn, Gary Natriello, Harold Noah, Gita Steiner-Khamsi, Frances Vavrus COPYRIGHT Unless otherwise noted, copyrights for the texts which comprise all issues of Current Issues in Comparative Education (CICE) are held by the journal. He argues in his review of five notable recent books on aid and development – the discussions by Easterly and Moyo, already mentioned above, as well as Thomas Dichter’s Despite Good Intentions (2003), 4 Current Issues in Comparative Education Editorial Introduction David Ellerman’s Helping People Help Themselves (2005), and Roger Riddell’s Does Foreign Aid Really Work? (2007) – that ‘mainstream’ perspectives adhere to either neoliberal prescriptions or propose liberal meliorations that fail to do justice, in both a moral and intellectual sense, to the demands and requirements of genuine, progressive development.	cache/cice-11456.pdf	txt/cice-11456.txt