Global Ignorance about Northeast Asian Aid Systems: The Role of Ideas
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This project explores the question of why the Western dominated global development industry (GDI) generally ignores significant foreign aid donors in Northeast Asia and outside the West, especially focusing on the issue of ideas. Even though Asia specialists who are political scientists and economists have completed numerous studies on Asian development, the GDI especially ignores alternative Asian systems of aid. Here we examine the question of why the GDI ignores the aid systems of three Northeast Asian nations—in particular, those of China, Japan and South Korea. The paper surveys recent literature in Western languages on Northeast Asian aid systems. Second, I briefly examine case studies of important aid-related ideas of older Northeast Asian donors (China and Japan) and one “emerging” non-Western donor (South Korea), which is more recent. In the conclusion, I argue that Western and GDI bias towards Asian aid systems is likely to continue, despite the current emergence of alternative, non-Western multilateral development banks, such as the BRICS New Development Bank and the Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank, the latter led by China.
Abstract
This project explores the question of why the Western dominated global development industry (GDI) generally ignores significant foreign aid donors in Northeast Asia and outside the West, especially focusing on the issue of ideas. Even though Asia specialists who are political scientists and economists have completed numerous studies on Asian development, the GDI especially ignores alternative Asian systems of aid. Here we examine the question of why the GDI ignores the aid systems of three Northeast Asian nations—in particular, those of China, Japan and South Korea. The paper surveys recent literature in Western languages on Northeast Asian aid systems. Second, I briefly examine case studies of important aid-related ideas of older Northeast Asian donors (China and Japan) and one “emerging” non-Western donor (South Korea), which is more recent. In the conclusion, I argue that Western and GDI bias towards Asian aid systems is likely to continue, despite the current emergence of alternative, non-Western multilateral development banks, such as the BRICS New Development Bank and the Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank, the latter led by China.
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