Assessing Aid: A Manifesto for Aid in the 21st Century?

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Aid and Performance: A Reassessment (2001, result): “Other recent papers, in particular Lensink and White [2000] and Hansen and Tarp [2000], have also debated the assumption of aid effectiveness dependent on policy.”
Foreign aid and fiscal response: Does aid disaggregation matter? (2002, background): “4 Cassen (1994) and Lensink and White (2000) have argued quite rightly that it is unlikely that all projects funded by aid would have been undertaken in its absence anyway, particularly those which recipients were either unable or unwilling to finance.”
Combining Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches in Poverty Analysis (2002, unknown): “6. This discussion ignores a number of other econometric criticisms of the World Bank’s work, for which see Lensink and White (2000) .”