I need some information on the ethical implications of foreign aid and
debt relief to developing nations.  Specifically, I am interested in
international multilateral and bilateral debt relief policies for poor
countries, focusing on the ethical responsibilities and the ethical
implications of adopting debt relief policies, for Canada, the US and
EU.

Additionally, I am interested in the origins of foreign aid policy
such as those outlined in the Bretton Woods agreements and how those
principles are manifested by the IMF and World Banks.  Also, any information
on the criticism of these organizations and their foreign aid and debt
relief policies would be appreciated. Connections to the Universal
Declaration of Human Rights would be helpful.

Finally, some specific cases where there was clear violation of ethics
would be very beneficial.

I have provided a lot of detail here to make my question as clear as
possible. I hope it is helpful.

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Clarification of Question by kokopolo-ga on 15 Dec 2002 22:25 PST

I forgot to mention that I require this information within the next
two to three days (by December 17)

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Request for Question Clarification by politicalguru-ga on 18 Dec 2002 08:32 PST

Do you still need an answer, or do you prefer to close the question
(thus preventing someone from accidently answering your question).

Good luck with your studies and seasonal greetings, 
Politicalguru

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Clarification of Question by kokopolo-ga on 18 Dec 2002 22:09 PST

I could still use an answer... but only by end of tomorrow.