Seeing from the perspective of Arab and Islamic
Professors participants in authoring:
A. D. Sayf al-Din Abdel-Fattah
Professor of Political Science - Cairo University
Graduate of Cairo University
A. D. Mohammed Saifuddin Kharboush (Editor)
Professor of Political Science - Cairo University
Graduate of Cairo University
A. D. Mohammed Ahmed Sakr
Professor of International Economics - University of Jordan
A graduate of Harvard University. D. Saleh Jawad Kadhim
Professor of International Law
Ph.D., University of London
D. Mohammad Najafi
Islamic Development Bank in Jeddah
Oxford University graduate d. Mohammed Hassan irons
Director of Studies and Programs
Ministry of Finance and National Economy - Republic of the Sudan
D. Nasr Mohamed Aref
Assistant Professor of Political Science
Graduate of Cairo University
The number of pages of the book: 215
Published Date: 2001 / ISBN 9957-416-01-5
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The book in brief ...
This book deals with the relationship between foreign aid and development in the Arab world through the study of the relationship between Islam and development, as taught and aspects of underdevelopment and development problems in the Arab world from an Islamic perspective, and a case study of the contribution of the Organization of Islamic non-governmental organizations in the development in the Arab countries, and also addresses the role of foreign aid in the context of the philosophy and policies of structural adjustment programs, as well as the limits of the relationship between sovereign country, foreign aid, in addition to the cultural dimensions of foreign aid to the Arab world, and finally the political determinants of the effectiveness of foreign aid for development in the Arab world. The authors address these themes from the perspective of national Arobi and civilized contemporary Islamic perspective. This book is in addition to the Arab library on the subject, offering a different vision of visions about the prevailing aid and reform policies and the reasons for the backwardness and progress factors, without abandon scientific objectivity necessary in such studies.