Book Repository
This Repository is a searchable database of all books produced by alumni in their personal capacity, after they retired from the World Bank Group. The Repository is designed to enhance our members’ awareness of books published by fellow retirees and provide easy access to them. It includes live links and information on books by retirees on any topic, in any genre, and any language. The Repository is limited to books that (1) are published after retirement from the WBG; (2) are not part of a consultancy or work assignment at another MDB or IFI; and (3) are publicly available as a free download, or at cost.
To add books to the Repository send an email to 1818Society@wbgalumni.org with information about the book and the web link where it can be found.
Categories
- Art and Photography (20)
- Biography (47)
- Climate (9)
- Development (30)
- Development aid (15)
- Economics (126)
- Education (7)
- Fiction (10)
- Gender (6)
- Global Affairs (22)
- Governance (20)
- Health and Demography (11)
- Human Development (4)
- Non-Fiction (59)
- Novel (40)
- Poetry (9)
- Social development (8)
- Sustainable Development (12)
- Travel (6)
Recent Additions
My Journey
Peperzak, Carla Olmen, 2024
My Journey describes my personal experiences during the five...
Keys of My Life
Peperzak, Carla Olman, 2018
"Carla Olman Peperzak donned a blue-and-white nurse’s unif...
Seeking Transformation Through Information Technology: Strategies for Brazil, China, Canada and Sri Lanka
Hanna, Nagy K., and Peter T. Knight (eds), 2011
The ability to harness Information Communication Technologie...
How Can Digital Technologies Improve Public Services and Governance?
Hanna, Nagy K., 2017
This book considers the opportunities and challenges of harn...
e-Transformation: Enabling New Development Strategies
Hanna, Nagy K., 2010
Could information and communication technology (ICT) become ...
The Political Economy of Crisis Management and Reform in Egypt
Mohieldin, Mahmoud, Hanan Amin-Salem , Amira El-Shal , and Eman Moustafa, 2024
There is a significant discrepancy between the population of...