Barrie Ireton tells the unique history of Britain's international
development efforts from colonial times to the present day set in a
global context. He brings together original research material as
well as his personal knowledge over a 40 year career in government.
He argues that the Department, led by successive Ministers,
continued to pursue its basic mission of poverty reduction in the
poorest countries. He also acknowledges important deviations from
this trend, particularly during the 1980s when the Aid and Trade
Provision became an aggressive use of aid to win export orders at
the behest of the interventionist Department of Trade and Industry
under an otherwise not interventionist conservative government.
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