Fifty Years Is Enough. The Case Against the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund

Author(s)
Adams, Patricia
Ahmad, Nilufar
Arruda, Marcos
Avery, Natalie
Bello, Walden
Bond, Patrick
Budhoo, Davison
Chatterjee, Pratap
Danaher, Kevin
Duncan, Cameron
George, Susan
Gershman, John
Gerster, Richard
Hammond, Ross
Hansen-Kuhn, Karen
Hellinger, Doug
Hellinger, Steve
Henwood, Doug
Hodge, Merle
Idemudia, Patience
International NGO Forum
Irwin, Michael H.K.
Judis, John B.
Khoury, Inge
Korten, Alicia
Magenheim, Eloise
Majot, Juliette
Matthews, Jessica
McAfee, Kathy
McGowan, Lisa
Mehta, Pradeep S.
Ndiaye, Abdoulaye
O'Heaney, Michael
Rich, Bruce
Shettima, Kole
Shiva, Vandana
Snider, Margie
Survival International (USA)
Yunus, Muhammad
Primary author
Danaher, Kevin
Publisher
South End Press
Place of Publication
Boston
Date of Publication
1994
Number of Pages
207
Subjects
Africa
Bangladesh (East Bengal, East Pakistan)
Brazil
Caribbean, West Indies
Chile (Chili)
Costa Rica
Eastern Europe
Europe
Ghana
Hungary
IMF (FMI): International Monetary Fund
India
Jamaica
Japan
Kenya
Latin America
Mexico
Mozambique
NGO (ONG): non-governmental organisation
Philippines
Senegal
South Africa
UN organisation
UN, (UNO): United Nations
USA (EEUU): United States of America
World Bank
Zimbabwe (Rhodesia)
agrarian question
agriculture
anthology, compilation
austerity
capital
ecology
economy globalization
education
elite
exploitation
export
food
forest
hunger, famine
imperialism
indigenous peoples
international relations
investment
liberalism
military
money
multinationals
oppression
party
pollution
poverty
private sector
privatization
protectionism
public sector
regime
state
struggle
trade, commerce
unemployment
wage, salary
welfare
woman
world
Classification
Z NOT IN USE | Z6 To be classified
Copy Number
0
Identifier
1F8 / 92 reg18444
Languages
English