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Political conditionality and foreign aid
N Molenaers, S Dellepiane, J Faust
World Development 75, 2-12, 2015
1882015
The great divide? Donor perceptions of budget support, eligibility and policy dialogue
N Molenaers
Third World Quarterly 33 (5), 791-806, 2012
772012
What determines the suspension of budget support?
N Molenaers, A Gagiano, L Smets, S Dellepiane
World development 75, 62-73, 2015
662015
From the theory of aid effectiveness to the practice: the European Commission's governance incentive tranche
N Molenaers, L Nijs
Development Policy Review 27 (5), 561-580, 2009
592009
The World Bank, participation and PRSP: the Bolivian case revisited
N Molenaers, R Renard
The European journal of development research 15 (2), 133-161, 2003
572003
Associations or informal networks? Social capital and local development practices
N Molenaers
Generating social capital: Civil society and institutions in comparative …, 2003
512003
Responsibility, capacity, greenness or vulnerability? What explains the levels of climate aid provided by bilateral donors?
C Klöck, N Molenaers, F Weiler
Environmental Politics 27 (5), 892-916, 2018
462018
Determinants of the flow of bilateral adaptation-related climate change financing to Sub-Saharan African countries
J Robertsen, N Francken, N Molenaers
Available at SSRN 2697497, 2015
432015
Political ideology, quality at entry and the success of economic reform programs
L Smets, S Knack, N Molenaers
The Review of International Organizations 8 (4), 447-476, 2013
392013
Why the European commission fails to adhere to the principles of good donorship: The case of the governance incentive tranche
N Molenaers, L Nijs
The European Journal of Development Research 23 (3), 409-425, 2011
372011
Beyond the short versus long accountability route dichotomy: Using multi-track accountability pathways to study performance of rural water services in Uganda
S Dewachter, N Holvoet, M Kuppens, N Molenaers
World Development 102, 158-169, 2018
352018
Budget support and policy/political dialogue: Donor practices in handling (political) crises
N Molenaers, L Cepinskas, B Jacobs
IOB, University of Antwerp, 2010
342010
The rise and demise of European budget support: political economy of collective European Union donor action
S Koch, S Leiderer, J Faust, N Molenaers
Development Policy Review 35 (4), 455-473, 2017
272017
Moving into the new aid approach, dilemmas for NGOs: the Belgian case
N Molenaers, S Dewachter, S Dellepiane
Public Administration and Development 31 (3), 188-204, 2011
252011
Strengthening Civil Society from the Outside?: Donor-driven Consultation and Participation Processes in Poverty Reduction Strategies (PRSP): the Bolivian Case
N Molenaers, R Renard
Institute of Development Policy and Management, University of Antwerp, 2002
242002
Evaluating NGO-capacity development interventions: Enhancing frameworks, fitting the (Belgian) context
H Huyse, N Molenaers, G Phlix, J Bossuyt, B Fonteneau
Evaluation 18 (1), 129-150, 2012
232012
The cultural conditions for democracy and their implications for transitional societies
N Molenaers, M Thompson
Cultural theory as political science, 186-205, 2003
232003
Civil society participation in Rwanda's poverty reduction strategy
R Renard, N Molenaers
232003
11 the trouble with participation: assessing the new aid paradigm
N Molenaers, R Renard
Doing good or doing better, 255, 2009
212009
The Europeanisation of budget support: do government capacity and autonomy matter?
S Koch, N Molenaers
The Europeanisation of Development Policy, 90-104, 2017
202017
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