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Occidental Ignorance: How the International Development Industry Ignores Asian Development and Aid Donors

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Powerful Western nations dominate the world’s leading international development organizations. Western‐trained development specialists pay close attention to preferred economic models and ignore others. The main regions whose development experiences are ignored are East Asia and Japan. Japan was the first non-Western and Asian nation to develop. In the late 1900s, Japan had the world’s fastest rate of growth, and was often called the “Japanese miracle.” Despite its current recession, Japan remains one of the world’s wealthiest nations. Yet there is a high level of Western ignorance about development in Japan and in other Northeast and Southeast Asian nations. Many countries in East Asia are also rising as potentially powerful new donors in the foreign aid community, mostly outside the traditional OECD/DAC donor framework. What has caused this profound state of ignorance? Many of the reasons are cultural. This paper argues that the development industry must recognize that Asian development and aid are different. It surveys the history of Japanese aid, recent international aid trends and their impacts on Japanese aid, reasons for Western ignorance about Asian development and aid models, and what the global development industry and Japan can learn from each other.

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Powerful Western nations dominate the world’s leading international development organizations. Western‐trained development specialists pay close attention to preferred economic models and ignore others. The main regions whose development experiences are ignored are East Asia and Japan. Japan was the first non-Western and Asian nation to develop. In the late 1900s, Japan had the world’s fastest rate of growth, and was often called the “Japanese miracle.” Despite its current recession, Japan remains one of the world’s wealthiest nations. Yet there is a high level of Western ignorance about development in Japan and in other Northeast and Southeast Asian nations. Many countries in East Asia are also rising as potentially powerful new donors in the foreign aid community, mostly outside the traditional OECD/DAC donor framework. What has caused this profound state of ignorance? Many of the reasons are cultural. This paper argues that the development industry must recognize that Asian development and aid are different. It surveys the history of Japanese aid, recent international aid trends and their impacts on Japanese aid, reasons for Western ignorance about Asian development and aid models, and what the global development industry and Japan can learn from each other.

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