[stop-imf] IMF/World Bank Papers from Foreign Policy in Focus

[Robert Weissman]

Greetings to all,

The following are a number of recent papers from Foriegn Policy In Focus
that relate to the discussions happening in Washington DC this week.  

Structural Adjustment Programs & Poverty Reduction Strategy
http://www.foreignpolicy-infocus.org/briefs/vol5/v5n14sap.html

The IMF & Good Governance
http://www.foreignpolicy-infocus.org/briefs/vol5/v5n13imfgov.html

For a complete listing--http://www.foreignpolicy-infocus.org/index.html
World Bank's Environmental Reform Agenda (March 1999-v4, n10) 
World Bank's Private Sector Agenda (December 1998-v3, n40) 
The World Bank (October 1998-v3, n32)
The IMF and Good Governance (October 1998-v3, n33) 
IMF Bailouts and Global Financial Flows (April 1998-v3, n5)
International Financial Institutions (November 1996-v1, n8) 
Multilateral Debt Burden(August 1999) 
Democratizing the Trade Debate (August 1998-v3, n23) 
U.S. Leadership in the Global Economy (Special Report)
Repairing the Global Financial Architecture: Painting over 
Cracks vs. Strengthening the Foundations (Special Report)


There are also a number of other very useful resources at: 
http://www.a16.org/resources/

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