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espanolEl articulo analiza la historia del Banco Mundial durante sus primeros cincuenta anos. Se argumenta que, desde el principio, el Banco utiliza el credito como palanca para ampliar su influencia e institucionalizar ideas economicas, visiones del mundo y prescripciones de politica en sus clientes. Detras de su aspecto tecnico, el Banco siempre ha funcionado, aunque de diferentes formas, en la interseccion de los campos politico, economico e intelectual a escala internacional, en funcion de su condicion singular de prestamista, actor politico y promotor de ideas y recetas acerca de lo que se debe hacer en cuestiones de desarrollo capitalista, en clave anglosajona. Basado en una amplia y diversa literatura y fuentes de la institucion internacional, el texto aborda la cuestion teniendo en cuenta la politica de Estados Unidos hacia la institucion, los cambios en la economia politica y la gestion de decisiones internacionales claves de la entidad. EnglishThis article analyzes the history of the World Bank during its first fifty years. It is argued that since its beginnings the Bank has used credit as a lever to expand its influence and institutionalize economic ideas, concepts of the world, and political prescriptions in client states. Behind its technical facade, the Bank has always acted, albeit in different forms, in the interface of the political, economic, and intellectual fields at the international level, due to its singular condition as a lender, political actor, and inductor of ideas and prescriptions about what to do in questions of capitalist development, from an Anglo-Saxon perspective. Based on a wide and varied international literature and the sources of the institution itself, the text approaches the theme taking into account the US policy towards the institution, changes in international economic policy, and the principal decisions of the Bank’s board.

The World Bank as a political, intellectual, and financial actor (1944-1994)