Stories by John Cavanagh

A World Bank President We Can Get Behind?

The candidates for next month’s selection could finally change the game of serving markets over people—and we all might have a role to play.

It turns out that most job creation in the United States is the result of Main Street entrepreneurs, not Wall Street financial wizards.

The governments of the largest economies in the world walked out of the summit with a plan that takes the global economy three big steps backwards.

Obama has opened the door to change. Whether we can blow on through depends on us and our ability to organize.

A civil society statement on the G20 summit from IPS Director John Cavanagh and coalition members.

Neglecting aid to the developing world, and fixating on the financial mess, will negatively affect Western nations.

Look no further than the World Bank to see how many economic, social and environmental problems so-called experts can make worse.

Progressives should think twice before rejoicing over Wolfie's departure.

In response to last night's questionable CAFTA vote, citizen groups must make sure this story gets told.

Ten reasons why Paul Wolfowitz would be perfect for the job of World Bank president.