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Here are some Marxist analyses, from diverse groups on the Marxist
spectrum, of the role of the World Bank:
“The International Monetary Fund-World Bank intervention in the early
1980s
contributed to exacerbating the crisis of Somali agriculture.”
“The real causes of Somalia's famine” by by Michel Chossudovsky in
Australian Marxist Review No. 38 November 1997
http://www.cpa.org.au/amrarch/38somal.html
A first look at the A16 anti-IMF/World Bank Protests By Peter Johnson,
April 16, 2000
Youth for International Socialism
http://www.newyouth.com/archives/usa/a16_first_look_200001416.asp
Shut Down the IMF and World Bank! Global Capitalism and the
Socialist Alternative
By Philip Locker of the Socialist Alternative, the United States
section of the Committee for a Workers' International
http://www.socialistalternative.org/literature/imfwb.html
Professor Paul Cammack, University of Manchester
http://les.man.ac.uk/government/academic/cammack/profile.html
“Paul’s current project is an analysis of the global capitalist system
from a classical Marxist perspective, with particular emphasis on the
role of international organisations (IMF, World Bank). This has
produced eight related papers, at various stages of publication.”
Including:
“Neoliberalism, the World Bank, and the New Politics of Development”,
in M. Minogue and U. Kothari, eds, Perspectives on Development:
Challenging the Orthodoxies, Palgrave, 2001
http://les.man.ac.uk/government/academic/cammack/Neoliberalism.pdf
and
“The Mother of All Governments: The World Bank’s Matrix for Global
Governance”, in S. Hughes and R. Wilkinson, eds, Engaging Global
Governance: towards a new agenda, Routledge, 2001.
http://les.man.ac.uk/government/academic/cammack/MotherofallGovernments.pdf
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