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基本説明
Marquette argues that the Bank should focus in its strengths and avoid the more controversial components of its anti-corruption programme, which threaten its credibility.
Full Description
In 1997, the World Bank announced a strategy to help its borrowers combat corruption, despite earlier claims that work of this kin violated the Bank's non-political mandate. Despite many attempts to reshape corruption as an economic issue rather than a political one, the non-political mandate has never been satisfactorily addressed. Heather Marquette argues that the Bank should focus in its strengths and avoid the more controversial components of its anti-corruption programme, which threaten its credibility.
Contents
Introduction The Emergence of a Development Agency, 1944-1981 The Path to the World Bank's Anti-Corruption Programme, 1981-1997 The World Bank's Anti-Corruption Programme The Significance of Comparative Advantage in Donor Work on Corruption Conclusion