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Katherine Marshall, a former senior official at the World Bank, provides a clear, concise, and insightful overview of the institution’s evolution—from its post-WWII origins to its contemporary role in global development. The book systematically covers: The Bank’s historical transformation, institutional structure, operations, and partnerships Real-world case studies, key challenges, and critiques Future directions and reform debates Recommended for students, practitioners, and anyone seeking an informed perspective on how the World Bank functions and adapts to evolving economic and societal needs.

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