英文摘要 |
Educational cooperation in the form of assistance from the developed countries to the developing countries has been an important feature of the development policy for the last thirty years. However, it has encountered a dilemma situation which is mainly caused by the donor country’s ignorance of the real need and the social milieu of the recipient country. This study examines (1) the relationship between educational cooperation and national development, and (2) current problems of international aid. Theoretical explanations as well as empirical cases of failure are explored. Major problems discussed in this paper include quantitative and qualitative crises of international aid, difficulties in methodology, psychological problems of‘Western ideology,"external aid as deterrent, improper expansion of education and its consequences, the brain drain problem, and so on. This study suggests educational cooperation be reexamined from the approach of“critical ethnography” of which the focus is upon the participants themselves. Educational cooperation is worthy of further continued international efforts on the basis of mutual understandings. |