December 2001
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... The phenomenon of technocratic capture refers to the increasing influence of unelected experts and international financial institutions in shaping the economic policies of debtor countries. International lenders often insist on the appointment of technocrats to key fiscal and monetary institutions such as central banks and ministries of finance (Abrahamsen, 2000). While these officials may possess technical expertise, their accountability primarily lies with the lenders rather than the domestic public. ...
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December 2001
Foreign Affairs