(February 26, 1999) Transparency International proposes a broad framework to encourage transparency in export credit agencies.
Debt creating aspects of export credits
(August 1, 1998) Export Credit Guarantees should, as a rule, only be extended for development purposes. However, increases in export credit guarantees seem to reflect an exporter-driven drive for business, rather than a borrower-driven need for funding.
Helping countries combat corruption: the role of the World Bank
(September 1, 1997) World Bank report states that “the Bank has a responsibility under its articles to ensure that the funds it lends to borrowers are used for their intended purposes and with due attention to economy and efficiency.”
Summary of RSI staff views regarding the problem of ‘leakage’ from World Bank project budgets
(August 1, 1997) Leaked World Bank document states that "at least 20-30 per cent of GOI [Government of Indonesia] development budget funds are diverted through informal payments to GOI staff and politicians."
The international debt crisis of Iraq
(August 1, 1997) This paper analyzes Iraq’s indebtness problem and investigates the applicability of debt-equity swaps as a means of alleviating the severity of Iraq’s external debt and obligations.
Should we pay the debt of the past regime?
(March 14, 1997) Should the people who were victims of the oppressive machinery of apartheid now be forced to repay those financiers who were immoral enough to finance the machinery?


