The World Bank and governance : a decade of reform and reaction

By:

Stone Diane

Contributor(s):

Wright Christopher

Publication details: London Routledge 2006Description: 276p xviiiISBN:

9780415416504

Subject(s):

1. World Bank - Evaluation 2. Economic Development - Social Aspects3. Economic Assistance - Political Aspects4. Economic Development Projects - Environmental Aspects

DDC classification:

332.100000 STO-5

Contents:

Table of contents Introduction 1. The Currency of Change: World Bank Lending and Learning in the Wolfensohn Era Part 1: Policy Change Inside 'the Black Box' 2. Development Ethics and Human Rights as the Basis for Poverty Reduction: The Case of the World Bank 3. The Art of Fine Balances: The Challenge of Institutionalizing the Comprehensive Development Framework Inside the World Bank 4. From 'Safeguards' to 'Sustainability': The Evolution of Environmental Discourse Inside the International Finance Corporation 5. Explaining Change in the World Bank's Forest Strategy and Operational Policy 6. The World Bank and Pension Reforms 7. Change in International Organizations: Innovation or Adaptation? A Comparison of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund Part 2: Confronting the Outside 8. The Poverty of Amnesia: PRSPs in the Legacy of Structural Adjustment 9. Becoming Green: Diffusing Sustainable Development Norms throughout the World Bank Group 10. Partnership and the International Aid Reform: Challenging Citizenship and Political Representation? 11. The World Bank as Conveyor and Broker of Knowledge and Funds in Argentina's Governance Reforms 12. The Missing Link in Development Cooperation Integrative Frameworks: Revelations from Lebanon's Post-War Experience in Donor-Assisted Administrative Reform

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Table of contents
Introduction
1. The Currency of Change: World Bank Lending and Learning in the Wolfensohn Era
Part 1: Policy Change Inside 'the Black Box'
2. Development Ethics and Human Rights as the Basis for Poverty Reduction: The Case of the World Bank
3. The Art of Fine Balances: The Challenge of Institutionalizing the Comprehensive Development Framework Inside the World Bank 4. From 'Safeguards' to 'Sustainability': The Evolution of Environmental Discourse Inside the International Finance Corporation
5. Explaining Change in the World Bank's Forest Strategy and Operational Policy
6. The World Bank and Pension Reforms
7. Change in International Organizations: Innovation or Adaptation? A Comparison of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund
Part 2: Confronting the Outside
8. The Poverty of Amnesia: PRSPs in the Legacy of Structural Adjustment
9. Becoming Green: Diffusing Sustainable Development Norms throughout the World Bank Group
10. Partnership and the International Aid Reform: Challenging Citizenship and Political Representation?
11. The World Bank as Conveyor and Broker of Knowledge and Funds in Argentina's Governance Reforms
12. The Missing Link in Development Cooperation Integrative Frameworks: Revelations from Lebanon's Post-War Experience in Donor-Assisted Administrative Reform

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