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International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
International Political Economy
see also International Monetary Fund
creation of the Bank
Cuba barred from assistance
currency stability
dependency theory
distribution of foreign aid
economic development programs of the UN
economic imperialism
ethnodevelopment
expansion of activities, 1968
globalization and the World Bank
importance of economics in international relations
international credit
officials
promotion of multiparty systems of government
reaction to Asian economic crisis
reaction to Mexican economic crisis
reduction of Nicaragua’s international debt in 2004
role of John Maynard Keynes
U.S. foreign policy
various projects funded
world leaders involved with the World Bank
International Political Economy
International Political Economy, field of study that deals with the interaction of politics and economics among the world’s nations. The most...
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