The Politics of American Foreign Aid

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The book delves into the contentious relationship between the Administration and Congress regarding foreign aid appropriations, highlighting the annual struggles and debates that shape U.S. foreign policy. It explores the motivations behind funding decisions, the impact of political dynamics, and the broader implications for international relations. Through detailed analysis, it sheds light on the complexities of legislative processes and the often conflicting interests that drive these critical discussions.