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Some people still don’t get the AIIB or…
they are dumb neoliberals or just dumb. Take is crappy forum page article for instance by a certain Mr. Teo (Singaporean or someone from Singapore). IT IS regrettable that the United States and Japan have not joined the Asian Infrastructure … Continue reading
Posted in International Development, International Development Association, Posts
Tagged AIIB, AoA, Articles of Agreement, ASEAN, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, Association of Southeast Asian nations, black government, China, Global Economic Governance, gobal governance, governance, Headquarters, IDA, IMF, International Development, International Development Association, International Monetary Fund, International Organisations, IO, Japan, neoliberal, neoliberalism, new world order, Singappore, United States, US, World Bank
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AIIB headquarters location should not like those of past MDBs
While the argument that “S’pore should be AIIB’s regional headquarters” (April 11) has merit, it should be up to the planners and the final list of Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank participants and shareholders to decide on the bank’s headquarters. First … Continue reading
Posted in IDA, International Development, UNDP, United Nations Development Programme
Tagged AIIB, Asian Development Bank, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, Beijing, China, IBRD, IDA, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, International Development, International Development Association, Manila, MDB, Multilateral Development Banks, New York, Pollution, RDB, regional development banks
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The World Bank: how is it doing?
Originally posted on Phil Vernon's blog:
Last week I spent some time in Washington D.C., on the fringes of the World Bank/IMF autumn meetings. I was discussing International Alert’s recommendations for making the next round of the Bank’s International Development Association (IDA…
Posted in IDA, International Development, International Development Association, Posts, World Bank
Tagged Dr. Jim Yong Kim, fragile states, IDA, IDA 17, IDA Replenishment, IDA Replenishment Rounds, International Development, International Development Association, Jim Yong Kim, Phil Vernon, World Bank, World Bank Group, World Bank Reform
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World Bank Open Knowledge Repository: Opening up IDA Replenishment Documents?
So the World Bank under soon-to-be-leaving Robert “Bob” Zoellick has been working in the name of transparency… Continue reading
Posted in IDA, International Development, International Development Association, International Political Economy, Posts, World Bank
Tagged Bob Zoellick, CGD, CGDev, IDA, IDA 1, IDA 10, IDA 12, IDA Final Deputies' Report, IDA Replenishment, IDA Replenishment Rounds, International Development, International Development Association, International Political Economy, IPE, Nancy Birdsall, neoliberal, neoliberalism, Open Data Initiative, Open Knowledge Repository, Robert Zoellick, World Bank, World Bank Group
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Links for thought 10
After a long long while, here are a list of links for thought: Continue reading
Posted in BMZ, Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung, Human Development, Human Development Reports, IDA, International Development, International Development Association, International Political Economy, IPE, ODI, Overseas Development Institute, Posts, Poverty Reduction, UNDG, UNDP, United Nations Development Group, United Nations Development Programme, USAID, World Bank
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Links for Thought 8
Of Currency Wars and Capital Controls Emmanuel Yujuico, the author of IPE Zone , states an article by Yilmaz Akyuz on the pit falls of international capital flows for Least Developed Countries (LDCs). You can read the full paper here … Continue reading
Posted in Andrew Mitchell, Constructivism, DFID, Human Development, Human Development Reports, IDA, International Development, International Development Association, International Political Economy, International Trade, IPE, Least Developed Countries, Millennium Development Goals, ODI, Official Development Assistance, Overseas Development Institute, Posts, Poverty Reduction, principal-agent theory, UNDP
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The unknown helper in development: the case of Singapore
International donors especially the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development-Donor Assistance Committee (OECD-DAC) have always made the news or even the front line news over their aid activities or their aid disbursements to International Organisations (IOs). Non OECD-DAC members like … Continue reading
Posted in Ha-Joon Chang, International Development, Joseph Stiglitz, Poverty Reduction, World Bank
Tagged Asian Tigers, East Asian Miracle, foreign aid, International Development, International Development Association, ODA, Official Development Assistance, Poverty, Poverty Reduction, Singapore, Singapore Cooperation Programme
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