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The World Bank: Development, Poverty, Hegemony scrutinises the World Bank{u2019}s agenda-setting documents of the past fifteen years from its examinations of African {u2018}crises{u2019} and East Asian {u2018}miracles{u2019}, to its perspectives on the state{u2019}s changing developmental role, the Bank{u2019}s environmental and participatory strategies, and the institution{u2019}s changes since Paul Wolfowitz took over from James Wolfensohn as the Bank president in 2005.
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