World Bank/IMF

• IMF's internal and global incoherence (C.Raghavan)
• How IMF policies block the Global Fund (Gorik Ooms)
• Will Wolfensohn fire his chief trade advisor?
• World Bank poverty data, methodology faulted (C. Raghavan)
• IMF announces $30 billion aid package for Brazil (C. Raghavan)
• IMF package for Brazil is bailout for US banks, says US media reports (C. Raghavan)
• Contradictions discredit Fund-Bank HIPC schemes (C. Raghavan)
• A 'made-in-IMF' origin mark on crisis in Turkey? (C. Raghavan)
• Protests against IMF sweeping the South, says report (S.Sen) 5 Sep 2001
• World Bank, IMF held responsible for health crisis in Africa(J.Lobe)
• IMF sure to wear down Nigerian resistance, say analysts (E.Mekay) Mar 2002
• New IMF loan conditions will raise water fees in Ghana (K.Raja) Mar 2002
• World Bank move to censor its own researchers criticized (K.Raja)
• IMF-run debt standstill? (C.Raghavan)
• Experts debate merits of IMF bankruptcy idea
• World Bank, globalization and poverty (C.Raghavan) 18 Dec 2001
• Argentine loan requires Mercosur agree to trade accord with US! (C.Raghavan) 28 Aug 2001
• Issue note on ownership and conditionality (relating to IMF policies) (M.Khor)
• World Bank insurance wing under attack (T.Shorrock) 19 July 2001
• Critics assail World Bank's new environmental strategy (D.Knight) 18 July 2001
• IMF, World Bank assailed for rejecting debt forgiveness (T.Shorrock) 12 July 2001
• IMF adds its voice to chorus of US trade critics (T.Shorrock) 5 July 2001
• Fraud, misuse of funds charge over Bank's Internet project (C.Raghavan) 19 July 2001
• Coordinated on-slaught on 'globalisation' critics? (C.Raghavan) 19 July 2001
• Activists declare victory over the World Bank (G.Mutume) 20 May 2001
• Learn from Cuba, says World Bank (J.Lobe) 30 Apr 2001
• IMF playing 'smokes and screens' with conditionality? (G.Mutume) 30 Apr 2001
• Tweedledum or Tweedledee choice (C.Raghavan) 27 April 2001
• Bank to use PRSPs to push liberalisation, investment rules? (A.Aslam) 23 April 2001
• World Bank forecasts slower growth for developing countries (G.Mutume) 10 April 2001
• Wolfensohn chides rich nations for not meeting aid target 2 Apr 2001
• IMF support to debt standstill? (C.Raghavan) 2 Apr 2001
• Africa: Aid cannot buy economic reforms, says World Bank (G.Mutume) 27 Mac 2001
• World Bank ignoring dam guidelines, charge NGOs (G.Mutume) 23 Mac 2001
• Criticism of IMF gets louder (G.Mutume) 18 Mac 2001
• Meltzer Commission pushes for deeper IMF/World Bank reforms (G.Mutume) 8 Mac 2001
• Turkey tests IMF's crisis handling skills (G.Mutume) 23 Feb 2001
• World Bank markets new social protection loans (G.Mutume) 25 Jan 2001
• Open Letter from EURODAD to our Ministers and Representatives in the Boards of the World Bank and IMF
• Despite reforms, per capita incomes grew slower in South (C.Raghavan) 5 Dec 2000
• Extreme poverty declined only slightly (C.Raghavan) 5 Dec 2000
• Upbeat projections laced with uncertainty (C.Raghavan) 5 Dec 2000
• Muted debate or silence on major issues of IMF role (C.Raghavan) 4 Nov 2000
• US: Passes bill opposing 'user fees' on basic healthcare, education (K. Raja) 2 Nov 2000
• Prague - a failed opportunity (N.Woods) 11 Oct 2000
• Fund-Bank conference ends, debt remains (G.Mutume) 28 Sept 2000
• Under seige, IMF/World Bank leadership turn 'reactive' (C.Raghavan) 26 Sept 2000
• Finance and oil don't blend at Prague (C.Raghavan) 25 Sept 2000
• Hamlet with the prince (R.Reddy)
  (17 Sept 00)
• States of Unrest: Resistance to IMF policies in poor countries (C.Raghavan)
  (25 Sept 00)
• 'Importing' law for development! (C.Raghavan) (13 Sept 00)
• World Bank doesn't visit its past! (C.Raghavan) (12 Sept 00)
• Bank data don't support globalisation claims (C.Raghavan) (10 Aug 00)
• Reform the IMF quota and decision-making system (M.Khor) (3 Aug 00)
• A leopard and its spots (R.Reddy)
• WDR lead author resigns in apparent protest (J.Lobe)
• Trade, debt and AIDS dominate IMF,WB meetings (G.Mutume)(17 Apr 00)
• Stinging critiques of IMF, US Treasury (C.Raghavan)(12 Apr 00)
• Panel calls for debt cancellation, overhaul of IMF/World Bank (A.Aslam)
• Few cases of successful IFDI-led development (C.Raghavan)
• Opposition to 'law of the jungle' (Abid Aslam)
• IMF's new poverty focus a hard sell (Abid Aslam)
• Africa: Debt problems on front burner (G. Mutume)
• Reform IMF, don't dissolve it, says Oxfam (Abid Aslam)
• Thai groups question World Bank legitimacy (S. Janchitfah)
• Record lending by World Bank (Abid Aslam)
• The case for national economic sovereignty (M. Weisbrot)
• Globalization weakens poor countries further (G. Gonzalez)
• IBRD borrowers pay for global public goods, G7 agendas (C.Raghavan)
• CCL, a new weapon in the IMF arsenal? (Irfan ul Haque)
• Needed: A brand new IMF (Abid Aslam)
• World Bank fighting poverty in the dark (Abid Aslam)
• IMF: Little progress on crisis prevention, debt relief (Abid Aslam)
• Leopard doesn't change its spots (C.Raghavan)
• "Wise men" in thrall to "markets" have no answers (C.Raghavan)
• New architecture on wrong diagnosis? (C.Raghavan)
• Poorest countries overlooked at Fund-Bank meetings (Abid Aslam)
• The currency of conversion (J. Seabrook)
• From Minimalist to Market-friendly to "Effective" State (C.Raghavan)
• World Bank now promotes "Effective" State (C.Raghavan)
• Why South Africa should say 'No' to IMF policies
• World Bank/IMF Debt Initiative Spells More Adjustment, Little Relief (J. Mihevc)
• G24: South countries need capital controls (C.Raghavan)
• G24: IFIs cautioned on new agendas, conditionalities (C.Raghavan)
• G24: Selectivity in conditionality agendas advocated (C.Raghavan)