id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
consilience-4663	Lie, Jon Harald Sande	Reproducing Development’s Trusteeship and Discursive Power	2016	24	.pdf	application/pdf	9087	443	45	Inspired by post-development theory, and drawing on both a review of development theory and fieldwork within the World Bank, this article argues that the lopsided aid-relations are continuously being reproduced through the formation of development expert knowledge within authoritative donor communities. Trusteeship and Discursive Power Legible Planning Despite just about all Bank-staff emphasis the importance of the social aspects of development knowledge, people engaged in this sector express difficulties of achieving any substantial influence whereas those working in PREM acknowledge that the Bank is “mainly concerned with growth and economic management” – as an economist at the Bank’s Uganda country office expressed it.	cache/consilience-4663.pdf	txt/consilience-4663.txt