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Direct linkGirdwood, John – Comparative Education, 2007
Using an analytics of government perspective, it is argued that neo-liberalism as an art of government, especially its form as North American advanced liberal political reason, has shaped enterprise governance and managerial reform at the World Bank. With a focus on the World Bank as a financial banking enterprise, the article explores questions…
Descriptors: North Americans, Developing Nations, Political Attitudes, International Organizations
