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    Neoliberalism as hegemonic ideology in the Philippines
    Walden Bello

    Why does the ideology of neoliberalism still exercise such influence in the Philippines despite the challenges it has faced from both the Asian and now global financial crisis?

    Privileg der Ausbeutung
    Susan George

    Mit der Finanzkrise gelten viele unserer Ideen als vernünftig, etwa die Banken unter Kontrolle zu bringen oder Steueroasen zu schließen.

    No Consensus on the Washington Consensus
    John Cavanagh
     Robin Broad

    Today, just as faith in deregulated markets has evaporated in the nightmare on Wall Street, so too is the long reign of market fundamentalism ending in the development arena.

    New international financial institutions for a new global financial architecture
    Marcos Arruda

    An international financial architecture will be new if it is aimed at strengthening their members’ capacity to plan and manage sustainably their own endogenous, democratic and sustainable socioeconomic and human development.

    World Bank should not be solving food crisis
    John Cavanagh
     Robin Broad

    The World Bank should not be in charge of solving the global food crisis. Its record should disqualify it from playing a leading role.

    How Badly Can the 'Experts' Ruin the Planet?
    John Cavanagh
     Robin Broad
    Look no further than the World Bank to see how many economic, social and environmental problems so-called experts can make worse.
    Development redefined: How the market met its match
    John Cavanagh
     Robin Broad

    This book takes readers on a journey through the rise and fall of the one-size-fits-all model of development that richer nations began imposing on poorer ones three decades ago. It brings into question the entire conventional notion of “development,” and offers readers a new lens through which...

    Development Redefined
    John Cavanagh
     Robin Broad

    Today, just as faith in deregulated markets has evaporated in the nightmare on Wall Street, so too is the long reign of market fundamentalism (or neoliberalism) ending in the development arena. And, a debate over the best route to development has returned.

    Dark Victory
    Walden Bello
     Walden Bello, Shea Cunningham and Bill Rau

    Dark Victory reveals the roots of rising poverty and inequality in the South in a sweeping strategy of global economic rollback unleashed by the US to shore up the North's domination of the international economy and reassert corporate control.

    Beyond Bretton Woods
    Daphne Wysham
    John Cavanagh
    Marcos Arruda

    A series of provocative essays by leading researchers and activists on three crucial questions: what kind of development should new global economic institutions promote, what are the viable alternatives to the World Bank and IMF and what other global economic institutions are needed to promote a...

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