| Notes: | Part I Introduction1 External Actors and Social Protection in the Global South: An Overview, Carina Schmitt.2 Advancing Transnational Approaches to Social Protection in the Global South, Amanda ShriwisePart II The Influence of the Colonial Legacy and Cold War on Social Protection3 Cold War and Social Protection in Burma and Malaysia, Michele Mioni and Klaus Petersen4 The Influence of Colonialism and Donors on Social Policies in Kenya and Tanzania,Daniel Künzler5 The Effects of Colonialism on Social Protection in South Africa and Botswana, Jeremy Seekings.6 The Colonial Legacy and the Rise of Social Assistance in the Global South, Carina Schmitt.7 Colonial Legacies in International Aid: Policy Priorities and Actor Constellations, Bastian BeckerPart III The Influence of Donors on Social Protection8 International Donors and Social Policy Diffusion in the Global South,Marina Dodlova9 The World Bank and the Contentious Politics of Global Social Spending, Rahmi Çemen and Erdem Yörük10 The Limits of the Influence of International Donors: Social Protection in Botswana, Isaac Chinyoka and Marianne S. Ulriksen11 External Donors and Social Protection in Africa: A Case Study of Zimbabwe, Stephen Devereux and Samuel KapingidzaPart IV Critical Reflections and Conclusion12 Transnational Actors and the Diffusion of Social Policies: An Ideational Approach, Privilege Haang'andu and Daniel Béland13 Transnational Actors and Institutionalization of Social Protection in the Global South, Armando Barrientos14 Critical Assessment and Outlook, Carina Schmitt, Bastian Becker, Judith M. Ebeling, and Amanda Shriwise.
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