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... Bank's new president in early 2005. Even as liberals warned that Wolfowitz could destroy the World Bank , critics further to the left argued that the move showed the continued centrality of the institution in promoting U.S. policy . Few ...
... Bank's new president in early 2005. Even as liberals warned that Wolfowitz could destroy the World Bank , critics further to the left argued that the move showed the continued centrality of the institution in promoting U.S. policy . Few ...
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... Bank let go . The Meltzer Commission Report contends that 60 - DISSENT / Fall 2006 the World Bank should be " transformed " into something that is hardly a bank at all , " from capital - intensive lenders to sources of techni- cal ...
... Bank let go . The Meltzer Commission Report contends that 60 - DISSENT / Fall 2006 the World Bank should be " transformed " into something that is hardly a bank at all , " from capital - intensive lenders to sources of techni- cal ...
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... clude the need for international structures to give developing nations a representative voice in decision - making , the insistence that the straitjacket that binds countries to a constricted set of neoliberal WORLD BANK.
... clude the need for international structures to give developing nations a representative voice in decision - making , the insistence that the straitjacket that binds countries to a constricted set of neoliberal WORLD BANK.
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