APPENDIX D.3 Questionnaire Administered to Policymakers in Forty-five U.S., Canadian, and European Nonprofit Organizations Supporting Programs in Latin America (October 1982-September 1983)

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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Tables ix
4. Preface xi
5. Acknowledgments xiii
6. Abbreviations xv
7. CHAPTER ONE. Introduction 1
8. CHAPTER TWO. Historical Role of Private Foreign Aid as an Extension of North Atlantic Nation-State Interests Abroad 27
9. CHAPTER THREE. U.S. Private Foreign Aid since World War II: Exporting the American Dreams of Self-Reliance and Democracy 45
10. CHAPTER FOUR. European and Canadian Private Foreign Aid since World War II: Creating New Modes of Political and Economic Influence Abroad in the Post-Colonial Era 75
11. CHAPTER FIVE. Current Diversity in Private Foreign Aid Objectives: American Pragmatism versus European Utopianism 112
12. CHAPTER SIX. Current Trade-offs among the American Partners: PVOs, the U.S. Government, and Private Donors 162
13. CHAPTER SEVEN. Current Trade-offs among the European and Canadian Partners: NGOs, Governments, and Private Donors 196
14. CHAPTER EIGHT. Threat or Support for Internal Stability in the Third World? The Impact of Private Foreign Aid in Latin America 230
15. CHAPTER NINE. Conclusions 279
16. APPENDIX A. Research Methodology 285
17. APPENDIX B. U.S. Canadian, and European Nonprofit Organizations in Survey 291
18. APPENDIX C. Aid Resources of 205 Largest U.S. (1981), Canadian (1980), and European (1980) Nonprofit Organizations 294
19. APPENDIX D.3 Questionnaire Administered to Policymakers in Forty-five U.S., Canadian, and European Nonprofit Organizations Supporting Programs in Latin America (October 1982-September 1983) 307
20. APPENDIX E. Colombian Nonprofit Organizations in Survey 312
21. APPENDIX F. Questionnaire Administered to Policymakers in Thirty-six Colombian Nonprofit Organizations (June-August 1984) 317
22. Bibliography 327
23. Index 347