Navigating the Conceptual Transformation of Triangular Cooperation: Emerging Trends and Strategic Values for International Development
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This study sets out to delve into the changing landscape of Triangular Cooperation (TrC) at the macroscopic level of international development cooperation by not only drawing attention to why TrC is changing and how these changes take place but also identifying what implications would be relevant in practice beyond the traditional development cooperation between the Global South and the Global North. To this end, this study seeks to draw attention to new innovative modalities of TrC via methodological pluralism by which we can collect all possible methods to identify alternative patterns of TrC under a changing landscape of international politics. Accordingly, it begins by discovering emerging trends in TrC-based development cooperation to ascertain the four key drivers fueling its transformation: ODA graduation, changes in South-South Cooperation, regionalization, and non-state actors. Following this analysis, it elaborates on how such trends have affected TrC’s modalities, substantiating these findings with real cases. Upon doing so, this study configures the implications posed by the traditional TrC model, conceptually aggregating and categorizing the findings to determine shared insights. Finally, it concludes by singling out common challenges associated with the lessons learned.
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This study sets out to delve into the changing landscape of Triangular Cooperation (TrC) at the macroscopic level of international development cooperation by not only drawing attention to why TrC is changing and how these changes take place but also identifying what implications would be relevant in practice beyond the traditional development cooperation between the Global South and the Global North. To this end, this study seeks to draw attention to new innovative modalities of TrC via methodological pluralism by which we can collect all possible methods to identify alternative patterns of TrC under a changing landscape of international politics. Accordingly, it begins by discovering emerging trends in TrC-based development cooperation to ascertain the four key drivers fueling its transformation: ODA graduation, changes in South-South Cooperation, regionalization, and non-state actors. Following this analysis, it elaborates on how such trends have affected TrC’s modalities, substantiating these findings with real cases. Upon doing so, this study configures the implications posed by the traditional TrC model, conceptually aggregating and categorizing the findings to determine shared insights. Finally, it concludes by singling out common challenges associated with the lessons learned.
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