Active non-alignment: Brazil and the measurement of south-south development cooperation by Trajber Waisbich, L

“…Measuring South-South cooperation (SSC) has gained policy and political salience in International Development Cooperation (IDC) debates in recent decades. This article applies the concept of active non-alignment to analyze the efforts of “southern providers”, such as Brazil, for autonomous, differentiated, and proactive engagement in the measurement debate, as well as in the field of international development more broadly. …”

‘It takes two to tango’: South–South cooperation measurement politics in a multiplex world by Trajber Waisbich, L

“…Finally, the paper argues that unfolding negotiations over quantifying, reporting, and evaluating Southern-led development cooperation reflect the politicised consolidation of SSC in the second decade of the 21st century. …”

South-South cooperation monitoring movements: engaging southern powers in Africa ‘from below’ by Trajber Waisbich, L

“…By focusing on dynamics of social mobilization in the context of Southern-led development cooperation, the chapter helps to better understanding how citizens demand and forge alternative citizen-led forms of participation and political control over this burgeoning transnational arena. …”