Behind the Development Banks: Washington Politics, World Poverty, and the Wealth of Nations
by Sarah Babb
Sarah Babb explores the development banks through the intertwined lenses of Washington politics, world poverty, and global economic thought. The book examines how these institutions have shaped debates about development, economic progress, and the distribution of wealth among nations.
About This Book
Behind the Development Banks examines the institutions that finance development and their place in global economic affairs.
Sarah Babb connects development banking with Washington politics and changing perspectives on world poverty.
The book considers how international financial institutions influence ideas about economic progress, poverty, and national wealth.
It offers a historically informed perspective on the political and economic forces behind development policy.
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