New Convergence Tilt in India’s South–South Cooperation with Africa

Barnaby Dye

New Convergence Tilt in India’s South–South Cooperation with Africa

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Abstract

Traditionally, India’s development cooperation with Africa has been rooted in ideas and praxis supporting a recipient-led approach, in contrast to more donor-led processes, which it ascribes to Western development cooperation with Southern countries. Barnaby Joseph Dye here analyses some recent changes in India’s thinking to find signs of convergence and persistent differences between the two approaches.

Original language	English
Publisher	South Asia @LSE
Publication status	Published - 10 Mar 2022

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