Abstract
In introducing “International Aid in a Time of Global Crisis,” Professor Marsha Echols (moderator) urged a positive approach in spite of the many global crises, including this year's COVID-19 crisis and the longer term global environmental, migration, food security, governance, and others. The Panelists, who represented multinational, national, and civil society perspectives, emphasized their experiences and the purposes of their institutions to confirm the appropriateness of thinking positively about the aid being provided to address global crises. Multilateralism and cross-institutional collaborations and partnerships were highlighted in concepts, laws, and practical experiences.
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