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An Increased Normalization of IAMs Faces Ground Realities: Lack of Transparency Impedes Access to IAMs
The creation of the Inspection Panel at the World Bank has led to the emergence of a norm that international financial institutions (IFIs) must hold themselves accountable to project-affected people through independent accountability mechanisms (IAMs). AIIB as a 21st century bank reflects this norma
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