European Union Development Policy

BARONESS CHALKER formerly UK Minister for Overseas DevelopmentMICHAEL HINDLEY MEP, Vice-president of the External Affairs Committee of the European Parliament LORD PLUMB, DL, MEP. Leader of the Conservatives in European ParliamentFRIEDRICH HAMBURGR Director for Development Policy, Directorate General VIII, European CommissionMARJORIE LISTER Department of European Studies, Bradford UniversityCARL GREENIDGE Deputy Secretary-General, African, Caribbean and Pacific GroupGORM RYE OLSEN Research Director, Centre for Development Research, CopenhagenSIMON MAXWELL Director of Food Policy Research Centre, IDS, University of SussexADRIAN HEWITT Deputy Director, Overseas Development Institute, LondonGORDON CRAWFORD Centre for Development Studies, University of Leeds

• List of Abbreviations Introduction; M. Lister The UK's View of the Future of European Development Cooperation; Baroness Chalker Fair Trade Needs Access to Court; Michael Hindley The Lom�onvention, Human Rights and Europe; Lord Plumb DL, MEP European Development Policy; F. Hamburgr Europe's Development Policy; M. Lister The African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States, Experience of Partnership with the European Union; C. Greenidge Bureaucratic Interests and European Aid to sub-Saharan Africa; G. Rye Olsen Does European Aid Work? An Ethiopian Case Study; S. Maxwell Reform in the British and European Community Aid Programmes-Implications for the Pacific Countries; A. Hewitt Human Rights and Democracy in EU Development Cooperation; G. Crawford

'There is a crying need for a comprehensive analysis of the orientation of the European Union to the development of the countries and peoples of the South. This book makes an excellent start in this direction. It will profit both academics and policy-makers to make a careful study of its content.' - Professor T.V. Sathymurthy, University of York 'As North-South relations become increasingly important in international affairs, the role of the European Union in development cooperation becomes potentially far more significant. European Union Development Policy is a timely analysis of current trends, combining political contributions with thorough academic analysis.' - Professor Paul Rogers, Department of Peace Studies, University of Bradford 'This book makes a timely contribution to the debate about the future of Lome, which expires in February 2000, and about EU development policy more broadly. It will appeal to readers interested in European policy, and to students of development studies...a valuable addition to the library.' - Lucy Stevens, Journal of Common Market Studies