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| TITLE: |
The world bank. [videorecording] : the great experiment. |
| PUBLISHED: |
NJ : Films for the Humanities & Sciences, 1997. |
| DESCRIPTION: |
3 videocassettes (52 min. each) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. |
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Two tapes, Part I & Part II. |
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Executive producer, Jacques Bidou; directed by Peter Chappoll; series producer, Gregg La. |
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James Wolfensonn, Jim Adams, Jim Jaycox, Jehoash mayanja, Yaweri Museveni, Emanuel Tumusime, Amama Mbabaazi, Apollo Nsibambi, Jehbash Mayanja, Edward Clay, Lynda Chalker. |
| NOTES: |
This two-part documentary provides a rare glimpse into both the inner workings of the World Bank and its efforts to bring economic stability to Africa. A case study tracks the fortunes of proposed development projects in Uganda over a twelve-month period. Through it, we become privy to how decisions are made, who benefits and why, and what happens when World Bank and Ugandan policies clash. Actual footage of closed-door meetings and private conversations between officials provides insights into negotiations conducted at World Bank offices in Washington, DC, and in Uganda. |
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VHS. |
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English. |
| ADDED ENTRY: |
Chappoll, Peter. |
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Bidou, Jacques. |
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Films for Humanities & Sciences. |
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