| Introduction to the Bank its Role and Agenda | ||
 The Bank's Context within the Indian Economy | ||
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The Changing Nature of the Bank's Engagement in India | ||
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History, Mandate and Agenda of the World Bank | ||
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Policy Coherence among Donor Agencies | ||
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Debt | ||
| Impacts on Sovereignty and Democracy |
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Partners in the Erosion of Sovereignty |
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The Revolving Door |
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The Knowledge Bank (Hear Michael Goldman) |
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Judicial Reform |
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Accountability |
| Agriculture and Food Sovereignty |
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The World Bank and Agriculture |
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Economic Policies and Food security |
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Credit and the Agrarian Crisis |
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Food Sovereignty |
| Privatization, Displacement, and the Poor | ||
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Privatization of Water | ||
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Hydropower, Displacement and Impacts on the Environment | ||
| Education | ||
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Health | ||
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Urban Poor and Urban Development | ||
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Mining | ||
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Banking | ||
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Electricity Reform | ||
| Structural Adjustment at the State Level |
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Karnataka |
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Andhra Pradesh |
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North East |
| The World Bank and the Environment |
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Carbon Trading: Using the Market to Solve Global Warming |
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World Bank Reforms on Environmental Policies |
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Toxic Materials in World Bank Projects |
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The Political Economy of India's Forests |
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Tourism, the Environment, and Local Communities |
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Post-Disaster |
