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Modelling the impact of World Bank policy-based lending : the case of Malawi's agricultural sector

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Alternative concepts of conditionality

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U-turns and full circles : two decades of agricultural reform in Malawi 1981 - 2000

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The multilateral institutions and budget accountability in Jamaica

Harrigan, Jane - In: Economic decentralization and public management reform, (pp. 78-105). 1999

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Aid and power : the World Bank and policy-based lending

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Aid and power : the World Bank and policy-based lending

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Positive terms-of-trade shocks and structural adjustment in sub-Saharan Africa

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The economic impact of IMF and World Bank programs in the Middle East and North Africa : a case study of Jordan, Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia ; 1983 - 2004

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Aid and power in the Arab world : IMF and World Bank policy-based lending in the Middle East and North Africa

Harrigan, Jane - 2009

This book looks at the provision of finance in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) by the IMF and World Bank in return for economic liberalization, exploring the political motivations of funding and geo-politics in recipients. The effectiveness of funding is questioned, with evidence from...

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