The World Bank was fifty years old when James D. Wolfensohn became president in June of 1995. World War II and the reconstruction of Europe, which led to the creation of the World Bank, had ended long before. By 1995, the world of development aid had changed, and new technologies were in the process of completely reshaping the way services and products were delivered and how people communicate. Though the World Bank adapted to meet these changes...
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Creating a new World Bank : the strategic forum
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