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EIB Papers Volume 03. n°2/1998

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30 Sep 1998

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International financial institutions in the 21st century

Preface by Sir Brian Unwin
Introduction by Massimo Ponzellini, Vice-President
Only a mid-life crisis? The future for IFIs in an integrated world (Christofer Hurst and Eric Perée)
One hundred years after Bretton Woods: A future history of the World Bank Group (Michael Klein)
The evolving role of multilateral development banks: History and prospects (Jannik Lindbaek, Guy Pfeffermann and Neil Gregory)
Multilateral development banks and global public networks: Speculations for the next century (Jean-François Rischard)
The purpose, management and governance of IFIs: A case study of ambiguity (Pasquale Scandizzo)
Making the most of markets: The role of IFIs (Nicholas Stern and Hans Peter Lankes)
IFIs and the provision of international public goods (Joseph Stiglitz)
A discussion between Alfred Steinherr and Jacques Attali

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