Leadership Selection Reform
at the World Bank and the
International Monetary Fund
The leadership crisis at the World Bank is
undermining not only the World Bank but potentially the International
Monetary Fund. The world’s nations -- not least the United States – have a
vital interest in promoting the goals and sound management of these
international institutions.
Paul Wolfowitz’s problems at the World Bank
stem in part from a widespread perception that he disproportionately
represents U.S. interests rather than objectives that command a global
consensus. The root cause of that perception is an informal convention,
established in the 1940s, that the U.S. government designates the president
of the World Bank while European governments designate the IMF’s managing
director.
In today’s world, that outdated convention
should be abandoned and replaced with selection procedures that reflect two
key principles: transparency of process, and competence of prospective
leadership without regard to national origin. With such selection
procedures, the heads of the institutions would be seen as representing the
international community as a whole, not a single country or region.
If the outdated
convention is not abandoned, the leadership crisis at the World Bank is
unlikely to be fully resolved with the resignation of Paul Wolfowitz.
We therefore call for timely adoption of
reform of the selection procedures at both institutions. We recommend
as an initial constructive step that European governments and the U.S.
administration publicly state that the 1940s convention should be jettisoned
and commit themselves now to reform selection procedures whenever new
leadership choices have to be made for either the World Bank or the IMF.
Individuals have signed
this letter in their personal capacities.
Institutions appear for
professional identification only.
676 Signatures collected as of 12:00 pm June
29, 2007
1.
Nicholas Adamtey, Policy
Analyst, Integrated Social Development Centre (ISODEC), Accra, Ghana
2.
Anselme Adegbidi, Professeur
d'Economie, Directeur Laboratoire des Etudes sur les Performances Agricoles
et la Pauvrete (LEPAP) Faculte des Sciences Agronomiques (FSA) Universite
d'Abomey-Calavi, Cotonou, Benin
3.
Pastor Innocent Adjenughure,
Executive Director Institute for Dispute Resolution, Nigeria and National
Coordinator, Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) Network, Nigeria
4.
Victoria Adongo, Integrated
Social Development Centre (ISODEC) Accra, Ghana.
5.
David Adshead, Leeds, UK
6.
Manuel R. Agosin, Professor,
Department of Economics, Universidad de Chile; consultant, Inter-American
Development Bank; ex Chief Economist for Central America, Mexico, Dominican
Republic and Haiti, Inter-American Development Bank
7.
Kabir Ahmed, Chief
Administrative Officer, World Bank Institute
8.
Sam Akhuemokhan, Executive
Director, Omonigent, Nigeria
9.
Kugonza N. Robert Akiiki,
Projects Manager, Uganda Coalition For Sustainable Development (UCSD)
10.
Ernest Ako-Adjei, World Bank,
Washington, DC, USA
11.
Tanweer Akram, PhD, Atlanta,
GA, USA
12.
A Haroon Akram-Lodhi,
Department of International Development Studies, Trent University,
Peterborough, Canada
13.
Yilmaz Akyüz, Ph.D.,
Research Advisor, TWN.,
Former
Director,
Division on
Globalization and Development
Strategies, UNCTAD
14.
Yoginder K. Alagh, Former
Minister of Power, Planning and Science and Technology of India, Chairman,
Institute of Rural Management, Anand, India
15.
Carmiña Albertos,
Anthropologist, Washington, DC USA
16.
Martin Albrow, Visiting
Fellow, Centre for the Study of Global Governance, London School of
Economics, London, United Kingdom
17.
Enrique Aldaz, Jakarta,
Indonesia
18.
Cecilia Alemany,
Coordinator -
Networking Team, Social Watch, Montevideo, Uruguay
19.
Solange Alliali, Senior
Counsel, World Bank, Washington, DC , USA
20.
Ramatu M. Al-Hassan PhD,
Senior Lecturer, Department of Agricultural Economics & Agribusiness
University of Ghana, Legon
21.
Anna Amato, Independent
Evaluation Group, World Bank
22.
Catherine Anderson, Operations
Analyst (Governance), World Bank, Timor-Leste
23.
Molly D. Anderson, Senior
Fellow, Henry A. Wallace Center, Winrock International, Arlington, Virginia
24.
Jan Otto Andersson, Reader in
International Economics, Abo Akademi University, Turku, Finland
25.
Jean Andersson, Secretary,
Attac Jersey
26.
Jason Antrosio, Assistant
Professor of Anthropology, Hartwick College, Oneonta, NY, USA
27.
Helen Appleton, Social
Development Adviser, 1st Secretary DFID, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
28.
Lorna Arblaster, Leeds, United
Kingdom
29.
Leslie Elliott Armijo,
Portland State University and Co-Chair, Economics and Politics Section,
Latin American Studies Association
30.
Robert Armstrong, Development
Economist, Prior positions held at Northwestern University, Williams
College, Ford Foundation, and World Bank, Washington, DC, USA
31.
Veronica Armstrong, Canada
32.
Svetlana Aslanyan, President,
Center for the Development of Civil Society, Yerevan, Armenia
33.
Anders Aslund, Senior Fellow,
Peterson Institute for International Economics, Washington, DC, USA
34.
Dr. Hassan Abdel
Ati, Coordinator, National Civic Forum, Sudan
35.
Matthew Atkins, Gender,
Migration and Remittances, United Nations INSTRAW, New York, NY, USA
36.
Patrick Avato, Sustainable
Development Network, World Bank, Washington, DC, USA
37.
Tony Avirgan,
International Network Organizer, Global Policy Network, Washington, DC, USA
38.
Alpha Ayande,
Expert/Consultant Economist, Ocaproce International NGO
39.
Mouhcine Ayouche,
Coach
Consultant, Morocco
40.
Vitus Azeem, Integrated Social Development Centre (ISODEC), Ghana
41.
Ilhem Baghdadli, Economist,
Environment, Rural and Social Development, World Bank, Washington, DC, USA
42.
Allan Baker, Toronto, Canada
43.
Jamie Baker, Coordinator, New
Rules for Global Finance Coalition, Arlington, VA, USA
44.
Manish Bapna, Executive
Director, Bank Information Center, Washington, DC, USA
45.
Edelfride Barbosa Almeida,
Rede Das Mulheres Economista de Cabo Verde
46.
Ivonio Barros, Ibase (Brazil)
adviser, Coordinator of Brazilian National Forum of Human Rights
47.
Bob Baulch, Ph.D, Fellow,
Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex, Brighton, United
Kingdom
48.
Emel Bayrak, Washington
Correspondent, Aksam Daily Newspaper, Washington, DC, USA
49.
Dr. Johannes Bechtold,
Institute For Social Research Sorei, Bregenz Austria
50.
Djilali Benamrane Economist,
Retired UNDP Staff, Niger
51.
Lourdes Benería, Professor,
City and Regional Planning , Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA
52.
Matyas Benyik, Economist,
President of ATTAC Hungary, Budapest
53.
Robert J.
Berg, International Consultant, Washington, DC, USA
54.
Siegfried Bernhauser, MA Ing.,
Attac, Lauterach, Austria
55.
Albert Berry, Department of
Economics, University of Toronto, Canada
56.
Jacqueline Best, University of
Ottawa, Canada
57.
Gene Betit, Social Justice
Outreach Minister, Our Lady Queen of Peace, Arlington, VA, USA
58.
Edsel L. Beja, Jr., Deputy
Director, Center for Economic Research and Development and Department of
Economics, Ateneo de Manila University, Quezon City, The Philippines
59.
Keith A. Bezanson, Former
Director of the Institute of Development Studies, United Kingdom
60.
G.S. Bhalla, Professor
Emeritus, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India
61.
Sheila Bhalla, Visiting
Professor, Institute for Human Development, formerly Professor of Economics,
Jawarlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India
62.
T.P. Bhat, Professor,
Institute for Studies in Industrial Development, New Delhi, India
63.
Amar Bhattacharya, G-24
Secretariat, Washington, DC, USA
64.
Ahmed Bilal Mehboob
65.
Nancy Birdsall, President,
Center for Global Development, Washington, DC, USA
66.
Amer Bisat, Rubicon Capital
Advisors, New York, NY, USA
67.
Robert A. Blecker, Professor
of Economics, American University, Washington, DC, USA
68.
Paul Blustein, Journalist in
Residence, Global Economy and Development Program, Brookings Institute,
Washington, DC, USA
69.
Jack A. Blum, Attorney,
Washington, DC, USA
70.
Claire
Bobinskas, CARE International, United Kingdom
71.
Romina Boccia, Student of
International Studies, Arlington, VA, USA
72.
Sasja Bökkerink, Policy
Adviser Financing for Development, Oxfam Novib, The Netherlands
73.
Laura Bolton,
Eldis Resource Guide Editor, United Kingdom
74.
Patrick Bolton, Columbia
University, New York, NY, USA
75.
Jack Boorman, Formerly
Counsellor and Director of Policy Research Department, International
Monetary Fund, FL, USA
76.
Jan Borgen, Secretary General,
Transparency International, Norway
77.
Sylvia Borren, General
Director, Oxfam Novib, The Netherlands
78.
Ingrid Bösch, Austria
79.
Kwesi Botchwey, Former
Minister of Finance of Ghana, Professor of Practice in Development
Economics, The Fletcher School, Tufts University, Boston, MA, USA
80.
Claudine Bourrel, Senior
Education Specialist, World Bank Institute / Human Development, Washington,
DC, USA
81.
Colin Bradford, Non-Resident
Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution, Washington, DC, USA
82.
Elissa Braunstein, Assistant
Professor, Department of Economics, Colorado State University, Fort Collins,
CO, USA
83.
Daniel D. Bradlow, Professor
of Law and Director, International Legal Studies Program, American
University -Washington College of Law, Washington, DC, USA
84.
Sarah Bradshaw, Principal
Lecturer in Development Studies, Middlesex University, England
85.
Andreas Brock, Community
Servant, Austria
86.
L. David Brown, Associate
Director for International Programs, Hauser Center for Nonprofit
Organizations, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA
87.
Warwick Browne, Oxfam America,
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
88.
Meyer Brownstone, Professor
Emeritus (Political Science) University of Toronto, Chair Emeritus, Oxfam
Canada, Lester Perason Peace Medalist
89.
Tosca Bruno-van Vijfeijken,
Project Administrator, Transnational NGO and Civil Society Initiative,
Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs, Maxwell School of Citizenship and
Public Affairs, Syracuse University, NY, USA
90.
Coralie Bryant, Washington,
DC, USA
91.
Ralph Bryant, Senior Fellow:
Economic Studies, The Edward M. Bernstein Scholar, Brookings Institution,
Washington, DC, USA
92.
David Bryer, Chair, Oxfam
International, United Kingdom
93.
Binny Buchori, Executive
Director, Perkumpulan PraKarsa, Center of Welfare Studies, Jakarta,
Indonesia
94.
Ariel Buira, Former Director,
G-24 Secretariat, Mexico
95.
Andreas Bummel, Chairman,
Committee for a Democratic U.N., Germany
96.
Veit Burger, formerly with
the World Bank, Austria
97.
Peter Burgess, The
Transparency and Accountability Network: Tr-Ac-Net, IMMC - The Integrated
Malaria Management Consortium Inc, New York, NY, USA
98.
Shahid Burki, Former Vice
President, World Bank; Former Finance Minister of Pakistan
99.
Beth Burrows,
President/Director, Edmonds Institute, Edmonds, WA, USA
100.
Sally Burrows, Independent
Consultant, Italy
101.
Jorge Buzaglo, Associate
Professor of Economics, Stockholm, Sweden
102.
Linda Byron, Legal Department,
International Monetary Fund, Washington, DC, USA
103.
Paul M Cadario, Senior
Manager, World Bank, Washington, DC, USA
104.
Daniele Calabrese,
Communication Officer, Development Communication Division, World Bank,
Washington, DC, USA
105.
Michael Callen, Research
Assistant, Strategic Issues Division, Strategic Issues Division, Research
Department, International Monetary Fund, Washington, DC, USA
106.
Rosario Calvachi-Mateyko
107.
Humberto Campodonico, Centro
de Estudios y Promoción del Desarrollo (DESCO), Lima, PERU
108.
Ed Campos, Lead Public Sector
Specialist, World Bank
109.
Frankin Canelos, CLAI, Ecuador
110.
Gerard Caprio, Professor, Economics Department and
Chair, Center for Development Economics,
Williams College,
Williamstown, MA USA
111.
Flavia Fonseca Carbonari de
Almeida, World Bank
112.
Michael Carter, United Kingdom
113.
Fernando J. Cardim de
Carvalho, Professor of Economics, Institute of Economics, Federal University
of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
114.
Jorge Carpio, Director
Ejecutivo, FOCO, Foro Ciudadano de Participación por la Justicia y los
Derechos Humanos, Buenos Aires, Argentina
115.
Julián Casal, Washington, DC,
USA
116.
Lawrence Castellino, Talent
Search & Partnership Group, World Bank, Washington, DC, USA
117.
Julie Castro, Medical doctor,
member of the committe for third world debt abolition(www.cadtm.org)
Paris, France
118.
Philip G. Cerny, Professor of
Global Political Economy, Division of Global Affairs and Department of
Political Science, Rutgers University, Newark, NJ and Professor Emeritus of
Government, University of Manchester, United Kingdom
119.
Ian Chandler,
Founder, The Pressure
Group Consultancy Ltd
120.
Silvia Charpentier,
Congresswoman, Costa Rica
121.
Nessa Ní Chasaide,
Coordinator, Debt and Development Coalition Ireland, Dublin, Ireland
122.
Josaine Chin Aleong, Institute
for Development Studies, Sussex University, Brighton, United Kingdom
123.
Manuel Chiriboga,
Investigador, Rimisp - Centro Latinoamericano para el Desarrollo Rural,
Columnist El Universo, Quito, Ecuador
124.
Peter Chowla, Bretton Woods
Project, London, United Kingdom
125.
John Christensen, Director,
Tax Justice Network International Secretariat, United Kingdom
126.
Ellen M. Chung, Washington,
DC, USA
127.
John Clark, Lead Social
Development Specialist, East Asia/Pacific Region, World Bank, Washington,
DC, USA
128.
Michael Clulow, Regional IFI
Advisor (Latin America), CARE International. United Kingdom
129.
Alex Cobham, Supernumerary
Fellow in Economics, St Anne's College, Oxford Director, Economy Section,
Oxford Council on Good Governance, United Kingdom
130.
Stephen Coelen, Research
Professor University of Connecticut USA, Adjunct Professor University of
Fort Hare South Africa, and Managing Partner World Institute for Strategic
Economic Research (WISER, LLC).
131.
Marc J. Cohen, Ph.D., Research
Fellow, Food Consumption and Nutrition Division, International Food Policy
Research Institute, Washington, DC, USA
132.
Michael Cohen, Director,
Graduate Program in International Affairs, New School University, New York
133.
William D. Coleman, Canada
Research Chair in Global Governance and Public Policy and Director,
Institute on Globalization and the Human Condition, McMaster University,
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
134.
Dr. Jordi Bacaria Colom,
Professor of Economics at the University Autonoma de Barcelona, Spain
135.
Tim Conway, Poverty
Specialist, World Bank, Phnom Penh Cambodia
136.
Judith Coode, chair, National
Council, Pax Christi USA
137.
Hillary Cook, ID21, Institute
for Development Studies, Sussex University, United Kingdom
138.
Trevor Cook, Montréal (Québec)
Canada
139.
Jacqueline Coolidge, Lead
Investment Policy Officer, World Bank/IFC, DC, USA
140.
Max Corden, University of
Melbourne, Australia
141.
Carlos Cordero Sanz, Director,
Sustentia Innovación Social, Madrid, Spain
142.
Andrea Cornwall, Institute for
Development Studies, University of Sussex, United Kingdom
143.
Caesar B. Cororaton, Research
Fellow, IFPRI - MTID, Washington, DC, USA
144.
Issiaka Coulibaly,
World Vision
145.
Mariame Coulibaly, Réseau
Africain pour le Développement Intègré (RADI)
146.
Susana Cruickshank, Mexico
147.
Roy Culpeper, Ph.D, President
and CEO, North-South Institute, Canada
148.
G. Jasper Cummeh, III,
Director, Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia, Monrovia,
Liberia
149.
Lawrence S. Cumming,
Consultant in International Development, Voluntarism and Civil Society,
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
150.
Cornel DaCosta: retired
university academic United Kingdom
151.
Maria da Cunha, Attorney,
Washington DC
152.
Jane D'Arista, Financial
Markets Center, Howardsville, VA
153.
Maria Davalos, Fordham
University, New York
154.
David DeFerranti, Brookings
Institution, Washington, DC, USA
155.
David Delmonte, World Bank
(1970 – 1998)
156.
Marie Dennis, Director,
Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns, Washington, DC, USA
157.
Cleuzy V. de Oliveira,
Paralegal, World Bank, Washington, DC, USA
158.
Tobias Denskus, Doctoral
Researcher, Institute of Development Studies, Participation, Power and
Social Change Group, University of Sussex Brighton, United Kingdom
159.
Nicoletta Dentico, Policy and
Advocacy Manager, Drugs for Neglected Diseases Initiative (DNDi), Rome,
Italy
160.
Anne Deruyttere, Chief ,
Indigenous Peoples and Community Development Unit, Inter-American
Development Bank, Washington, DC, USA
161.
I.M. (Mac) Destler, Professor,
School of Public Policy, University of Maryland, College Park, USA
162.
Dennis de Tray, Vice
President, Special Initiatives, Center for Global Development, Washington,
DC, USA
163.
Eileen Devaney, National
Coordinator, UK Coalition Against Poverty, Liverpool, United Kingdom
164.
Nilton Deza, President,
Ecovida, Cajamarca, Peru
165.
Oumou K.
Diallo,
Trade Campaign Associate, Oxfam
America, West Africa Regional Office (WARO),
Dakar - Senegal
166.
Helen Diaz Page, Manager,
Talent Search & Partnerships Group, HRSTS, World Bank, Washington, DC, USA
167.
Kenneth J. Dillon, Spectrum
Bioscience, Inc, Washington, DC, USA
168.
Donna Dowsett-Coirolo, World
Bank
169.
Carol Dreyfus, Information
Analyst, World Bank, Washington, DC, USA
170.
Custodio Duma,
Social Watch, Mozambique
171.
Shiraz Durrani,
United Kingdom
172.
Wlodzimierz Dymarski, PhD,
Senior Lecturer at the Poznan University of Economics, Poland; member of the
Euromemorandum Group
173.
Amy Woolam Echeverria,
Columban Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation Office, Washington, DC,
USA
174.
Beatrice Edwards,
International Program Director, Government Accountability Project
175.
Christian Eghoff, Africa
Region, Water & Urban II, World Bank, Washington, DC, USA
176.
Malcolm Ehrenpreis, Gender
Specialist, World Bank, USA.
177.
Samir Elhawary,
Research Officer,
Humanitarian Policy
Group,
Overseas Development
Institute, United Kingdom
178.
Ghada Elhefnawy
179.
David Ellerman, Visiting
Scholar, University of California at Riverside, CA, USA
180.
Kimberly Elliott, Senior
Fellow, Center for Global Development and Peterson Institute for
International Economics, Washington, DC, USA
181.
A. Edward Elmendorf,
President, United Nations Association of the National Capital Area,
Washington, DC, USA
182.
Mohammed Elmi, Oxfam, United
Kingdom
183.
Anthony Elson, Professorial
Lecturer in International Economics, Johns Hopkins SAIS and Visiting
Lecturer, Duke University Center for International Development
184.
John Eriksson, World Bank,
Washington, DC, USA
185.
Louise Etheridge, Care
International, United Kingdom
186.
Peter Evans, Eliaser Professor of International Studies, University
of California, Berkeley, CA, USA
187.
Samuel Fambon, Senior Lecturer
and Researcher, FSEG, University of Yaounde II, Cameroon
188.
Raymond Favreau, Tax Justice
Network Canada, Montréal, Canada
189.
Roni Febrianto , Researcher,
Jakarta, Indonesia
190.
Peter Feldman, WES Adviser,
Plan International Asia Regional Office, Bangkok Thailand
191.
Fabrice Ferrier, International
co-operation project manager at Coordination SUD – France
192.
Ricardo Ffrench-Davis,
Professor of Economics, University of Chile, Santiago de Chile
193.
Daniel K. Fibiger, M.A.
Candidate, Global & International Studies University of California, Santa
Barbara
194.
Rev Séamus P. Finn OMI,
Director, Justice, Peace & Integrity of Creation, Missionary Oblates,
Washington, DC, USA
195.
Tony Fleming, UNSG.org /
GlobalMemo.org, College Park, MD, USA
196.
Gerald F. Flood, retired World
Bank staff, Washington, DC, USA
197.
Professor Maria S. Floro,
Department of Economics , American University, Washington, DC, USA
198.
Roberto Foa, Social
Development Department, World Bank
199.
Marzia Fontana, Research
Fellow, Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex, United
Kingdom and Levy Economics Institute, New York, NY
200.
Vivien Foster, Lead Economist,
Sustainable Development Department, Africa Region, World Bank
201.
Jonathan A. Fox, Professor,
Latin American and Latino Studies Department, Merrill College, University
of California, Santa Cruz, CA, USA
202.
Garth Frazer, Assistant
Professor of Business Economics, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
203.
Roberto Frenkel, Principal
Research Associate, Center for the Study of State and Society (CEDES) and
Professor, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina
204.
Christian Freres, Instituto
Complutense de Estudios Internacionales, Madrid, Spain
205.
Eva Friedlander, International
Women's Anthropology Conference (IWAC)
206.
Cecile Fruman, Principal
Country Officer, World Bank, Washington, DC, USA
207.
Sakiko Fukuda-Parr, Professor
of International Affairs, New School, New York, NY, USA
208.
Elaine Fuller Ph.D, Assistant
Professor of Economics, Tuskegee University, Tuskegee, AL, USA
209.
Estanislao Gacitúa-Marió,
Social Analysis and Policy Team, Social Development Department, World Bank
210.
Gretel Gambarelli, Ph.D,
Environmental Specialist, Climate Change Unit, Environment Department, World
Bank, Washington, DC, USA
211.
Vicente García-Delgado,
CIVICUS UN Representative, New York, NY, USA
212.
Josep A. Gari, Professional,
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), Rome
213.
John Garrison, Global Civil
Society Team, World Bank, Washington, DC
214.
Jill Gay, Takoma Park, MD, USA
215.
Jennifer Geib
216.
Anna Gelpern, Visiting Fellow,
Peterson Institute for International Economics and Associate Professor of
Law, Rutgers School of Law, Rutgers University Division of Global Affairs,
Newark, NJ, USA
217.
Angelo Gennari Ph.D, Vice
President, CNEL (Italian national council of economy and labor), Italy
218.
Lydia
Gibsonm
CARE
International, United Kingdom
219.
Daniele P. Giovannucci, World
Bank, Washington, DC, USA
220.
Francois Gobbe, Kairos Europe
(Wallonie/Bruxelles) – Belgium and member of the Board of Tax Justice
Network
221.
Eric Goeman, Spokesperson
Attac Flanders, Belgium; Chairman Democracy 2000; Coördination FAN
(Financial Action Network)
222.
Rachel Gogoua, Organisation
nationale pour l'Enfant ; la Femme et la Famille
223.
Mustafa Gokcen, Hamburg,
Germany
224.
David Goldsbrough, Visiting
Fellow, Center for Global Development, Washington, DC, USA
225.
Morris Goldstein, Dennis
Weatherstone Senior Fellow, Peterson Institute for International Economics
and former Deputy Director of Research, IMF, Washington, DC, USA
226.
Heather Gordon, Vancouver, BC,
Canada
227.
Janet Gottschalk, Medical
Mission Sisters' Alliance for Justice. Washington, DC
228.
Ricardo
Gottschalk, Research Fellow, Institute of Development Studies, University of
Sussex, Brighton, United Kingdom
229.
Shun Govender, Institute for
Democracy in South Africa (IDASA)
230.
Maciej Grabowski, Gdansk
Institute for Market Economics, Poland
231.
Carol Graham, Brookings
Institution, Washington, DC, USA
232.
Edward M. (Monty) Graham,
Senior Fellow, Peterson Institute for International Economics, Washington,
DC, USA
233.
Helene Grandvoinnet, Senior
Public Sector Specialist, World Bank, Washington DC, USA
234.
Lois Greene
235.
Jo Marie Griesgraber, PhD,
Executive Director, New Rules for Global Finance Coalition, Arlington, VA,
USA
236.
Stephany Griffith-Jones,
Professorial Fellow, Institute for Development Studies, Sussex University,
United Kingdom
237.
Giorgio Gualberti, CIRPS -
Inter University Research Center on Sustainable Development - University of
Rome, La Sapienza, Italy
238.
Bernhard G. Gunter, PhD,
President, Bangladesh Development Research Center (BDRC), Falls Church, VA,
USA
239.
Bruno Gurtner, Senior
Economist, Alliance Sud, Bern, Switzerland
240.
Nadia Hadad, Program
Coordinator of Program on MDGs, International NGO Forum on Indonesian
Development (INFID), Indonesia
241.
Prof. Lawrence Haddad,
Director, Institute for Development Studies, Sussex University, United
Kingdom
242.
Stephan Haggard, Krause
Professor, Graduate School of International Relations and Pacific Studies,
University of California, San Diego
243.
LaDawn Haglund, Assistant
Professor, School of Justice and Social Inquiry, Arizona State University,
Tempe, AZ, USA
244.
Michael Halderman, Independent
Consultant, Rural Development and Environment, Berkeley, CA, USA
245.
Zulfiqar Halepoto, Secretary ,
Sindh Democratic Forum (A Civil Society Think Tank), Hyderabad, Sindh,
Pakistan
246.
Budd L. Hall, PhD, Director,
Office of Community-Based Research, University of Victoria, Victoria B.C,
Canada
247.
Gillette Hall, Senior Social
Development Specialist, Social Development Department, World Bank,
Washington, DC, USA
248.
Maria Hamlin Zuniga, Managua
Nicaragua
249.
Michael Hammer, Executive
Director, One World Trust, United Kingdom
250.
Eva Hanfstaengl, Consultant
and Board member of the German debt campaign "erlassjahr.de", Germany
251.
Robert S. Hans, Chief
Executive Officer, IOS Partners, Inc., Coral Gables, FL USA
252.
Houriya Cherif Haouat,
économiste, Casablanca, Morocco
253.
Irfan Haque, South Voice,
Washington, DC, USA
254.
Michiel Hardon, Programme
Executive Poverty, Wealth and Ecology World Council of Churches, Geneva,
Switzerland
255.
Tracy Hart, Senior
Environmental Specialist, Environment Department, the World Bank,
Washington, DC, USA
256.
Anas El Hasnaoui, Civil
Society actor, Morocco
257.
Lucy Hayes, Policy and
Advocacy Officer, European Network on Debt and Development, Belgium
258.
Richard Heaver, retired World
Bank staff, India.
259.
Valerie Heinonen, Consultant,
Corporate Social Responsibility, NY, NY, USA
260.
Eric Helleiner, CIGI Chair in
International Governance, University of Waterloo, Canada
261.
Gerry Helleiner, Professor,
Department of Economics, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
262.
Hazel Henderson, St.
Augustine, FL, USA
263.
José A. Henríquez, El Salvador
264.
James S. Henry, Esq, Managing
Partner, Cooperating Attorney, NYCLU/ACLU, Sag Harbor Group, Inc, Sag
Harbor, NY, USA
265.
Barry Herman, Visiting Senior
Fellow, Graduate Program in International Affairs, New School, New York, NY,
USA
266.
Christina C. Herman. Associate
Director, Justice, Peace and Integrity of Creation Office, Missionary
Oblates, Washington, DC, USA
267.
Carlos Herrán,
Economist, Washington, DC, USA
268.
Michael Herrmann, Division for
Africa, Least Developed Countries and Special Programmes, UNCTAD, Geneva,
Switzerland
269.
Joanne Heslop, Institute for
Development Studies, Sussex University, Brighton, United Kingdom
270.
Paul Hilder, Campaign
Director, Avaaz.org, London, United Kingdom
271.
Ann Hjetland, Coordinator,
TFESSD, World Bank
272.
Dr Saher Hmida, Médecin
Gastroentérologue et Acteur Associatif
273.
Patrick Honohan, Professor of
International Financial Economics and Development, Trinity College Dublin,
Ireland
274.
Diane Hopkins, World Bank
retiree, currently living in Panama
275.
Dr Peter Hough, Senior
Lecturer in International Politics, Middlesex University, United Kingdom
276.
Alan Hudson, Research Fellow,
Overseas Development Institute, London, United Kingdom
277.
Elisabeth Huybens, Lead
Country Officer, South East Europe Country Unit, World Bank, Washington, DC,
USA
278.
S A Ibeneme, Esq, Chronicles
Publication Resources Ltd, Benin City, Benin
279.
Gustavo Indart, PhD,
Department of Economics, University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada
280.
Paul Isenman, Ex-Director,
World Bank
281.
Robert S. Jackson, PRINCIPAL
of OAKTREE CAPITAL CORPORTION, a Registered Investment Advisor, Convenor of
Agenda Committee of the Global Abundance Alliance.
282.
Kenneth P. Jameson, Professor,
Department of Economics, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, USA
283.
Alain de Janvry, Professor,
University of California at Berkeley, CA, USA
284.
John Baptist D. Jatoe,
Department of Food, Agriculutral and Resource Economics University of Guelph
Guelph, Ontario, Canada
285.
Hélan Jaworski, Dean, School
of Management, Pontifical Catholic University, Lima, Peru
286.
Dr. Said Asenge Jean-Marie,
President of African Foundation, Kinshasa, D.R. Congo
287.
Anne Jellema, Director, Policy
and Campaigns, ActionAid International
288.
Sung-Jin Joh, University Student, Republic of Korea
289.
Nadia Johnson, Economic &
Social Justice Program Coordinator, Women's Environment & Development
Organization (WEDO), New York, NY, USA
290.
Susan O. Johnson, Retired from
the World Bank
291.
Professor Sir Richard Jolly,
Honorary Professor, Institute for Development Studies, Sussex University,
Former Deputy Executive Director UNICEF 1982-95 and Special Adviser to the
Administrator UNDP and Principal Coordinator of the Human Development
Report, 1996-2000. United Kingdom
292.
A. Noel Jones, PhD, Formerly
of WB & IMF, and now a Professor of Graduate Business in Bangkok, Thailand.
293.
Natalie Jones, United Kingdom
294.
Anuradha Joshi, Fellow,
Governance Group, Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex,
United Kingdom
295.
Joan Joshi
296.
Vijay Joshi, Fellow of Merton
College, Oxford, United Kingdom
297.
Karen Joyner, Jubilee USA
Network, Washington,
