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A World Bank President Who’s Not a Crony or a War Criminal?

Mar 30, 2012

The nomination of Jim Yong Kim to lead the World Bank meets with the approval of many opposed to globalization.

The Race for World Bank President Takes Shape with Two More Candidates

The Race for World Bank President Takes Shape with Two More Candidates

Mar 22, 2012

A Colombian and a Nigerian vie to be chief of a World Bank that’s like a colonial outfit: a workforce from the developing world with an American president.

Why We Are Still Not Supporting Jeffrey Sachs to be World Bank President

Why We Are Still Not Supporting Jeffrey Sachs to be World Bank President

Mar 20, 2012

Even today, Sachs’s approach to development remains top-down and formulaic.

Why We Are Not Supporting Jeffrey Sachs to be World Bank President

Why We Are Not Supporting Jeffrey Sachs to be World Bank President

Mar 16, 2012

Even today, Sachs’s approach to development remains top-down and formulaic.

Jeffrey Sachs’s Metamorphosis From Neoliberal Shock Trooper to Bleeding Heart Hits a Snag

Jeffrey Sachs’s Metamorphosis From Neoliberal Shock Trooper to Bleeding Heart Hits a Snag

Jan 22, 2012

No economic crisis would be complete without Jeffrey Sachs’s two cents.

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