What the World Bank Should Do

Robert Wade

Challenge, 2007, vol. 50, issue 5, pages 6-16

Abstract: The mission of the World Bank must change, argues this author, because the world has changed. But the new president has a chance to reposition it to deal with new global issues and with old areas of importance it has neglected for twenty-five years. Here is an agenda for our time.

Date: 2007

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