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The World Bank

The World Bank Its First Half Century (Vol. I)

Devesh Kapur, John P. Lewis and Richard Webb, Brookings Institution Press 1997 c. 1276pp.

Chapter 1: Introduction

PART I: Poverty and the World Bank's Evolving Purpose

Chapter 2: The Bank for Reconstruction, 1944-1948

Chapter 3: The Bank of the 1950s

Chapter 4: Approaching the Poor, 1959-1968

Chapter 5: Poverty Moves Up

Chapter 6: Waging War on Poverty

Chapter 7: Demotion and Rededication: 1981 to the mid-1990s

Chapter 8: Agriculture and Rural Development

Chapter 9: Policy-Linked Lending: I

Chapter 10: Policy-Linked Lending: II

Chapter 11: The Latin American Debt Crisis

Chapter 12: The Weakness of Strength: The Challenge of Sub-Saharan Africa

Chapter 13: The International Finance Corporation

PART II: The Bank in the World Bank

Chapter 14: The Evolution of the World Bank as a Financial Institution

Chapter 15: Riding the Credit Boom

Chapter 16: Coping with Financial Turbulence

Chapter 17: IDA: The Bank as a Dispenser of Concessional Aid

Chapter 18: The Bank's Institutional Identity: Governance, Internal Management, External Relations

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