"China in Uganda - Changing Conditions for Conditionality?" is a scholarly book that explores China's role as an emerging donor in the field of development cooperation. It is often assumed that China provides unconditional aid, undermining the efforts of traditional donors. This book aims to expand the existing literature on Chinese development aid and its conditions. Through a comparative analysis of the development aid from China, the EU, and Denmark, as well as their impact on the ability of traditional donors to impose conditions, the study offers valuable insights. The qualitative research is based on interviews with relevant stakeholders from donor countries and recipients. The findings of the analysis are both interesting and surprising, contributing to a deeper understanding of Chinese development aid and its influence on the conditions set by traditional donors. This book is particularly aimed at professionals and scholars in the fields of development cooperation and international politics.