Titlebook: Social Development in the World Bank; Essays in Honor of M Maritta Koch-Weser,Scott Guggenheim Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicab

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Anthropology at Workal practice four decades ago, and to what effect. I hope to transmit to students of a next generation the causes that . stands for, and to pass on my passionate conviction that it must remain a mainstream discipline in the twenty-first century.

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Putting People First in Practice: Indonesia and the Kecamatan Development Programuction—could improve the quality and effectiveness of development. His key achievement was in the fact that he and the people he inspired were able to bridge the gap between analyst and practitioner to show that these anthropological and sociological concepts really could make a difference in how de

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The Need for Social Research and the Broadening of CGIAR’s Paradigmcognition and resources” within the CGIAR for sociological and socio-anthropological research on farmers, their practices and needs. The status of social research inside the CGIAR has gone through ups and downs in the uphill battle for expanding social research and feeding its findings into the Cent

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Fighting Poverty, Combatting Social Exclusionlicy and practice into the operations of the World Bank through the lens of my own personal experience, a drop of water through which we will see how sociologists and anthropologists transformed the larger organizational culture of the institution.

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The World Bank and Indigenous Peoplesrom the Bank’s experiences primarily in Latin America where there are well-rooted historical and legal antecedents. Over time, however, the Bank’s approach has evolved to reflect the diversity of indigenous cultures, with more of an emphasis on informed engagement and expanding access to benefits from development rather than on protection alone.

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Social Analysis in Project Lending: Writing New Rules and Changing Old Practices borders; and encompassing local partners. In examining these pioneering roles in social analysis the chapter explores the longstanding challenge of addressing the critical relationship of social equity to economic growth in a lending environment.