Par inter paribus: the nature of power in cooperation. Lessons (for the United States) from the African Development Bank

In: African affairs: the journal of the Royal African Society, Band 90, Heft Oct 91

Abstract

The history and structure of this bank makes it a potential model of international cooperation in the absence of hegemony, which the US has not understood. By taking inflexible positions on loans and other issues, the US is unable to affect the bank's policy. LAB