The World Bank and the gods of lending

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International Development and Aid Microfinance and Financial Inclusion Economic, financial, and policy analysis

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Introduction: Broken Promises and the Gods of Lending Chapter 1: Managing for Mediocrity Chapter 2: The Economist Managers Chapter 3: Confucius and the Bank Chapter 4: Feeding the Beast Chapter 5: Groping in the Dark Chapter 6: And Darkness was Upon the Face of the Implementers Chapter 7: A Very Special Account Chapter 8: Playing with the Books Chapter 9: C is for Corruption Chapter 10: As the Train Left the Station Chapter 11: A New Regime.

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