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Acknowledgements

 

These materials were developed with the support of the United Nations Foundation Better World Fund. Related courses are being developed in the Harvard History Department and in the Stanford International Relations Department.

This website reflects substantial contributions from Nikhil Dutta, Andrew Friedman and Matt Haar as well as input from Benedict Kingsbury and many of the students and practitioners who have participated in various iterations of the Financing Development course at NYU School of Law over the years.

The practitioners who have kindly given their time to participate in the course include: Lee Buchheit, Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton LLP; Deborah Burand, University of Michigan Law School; Anna Gelpern, Rutgers University-Newark; James Gerard, Millennium Challenge Corporation; Maura Griffin, Millennium Challenge Corporation; Sean Hagan, General Counsel and Director of the Legal Department, International Monetary Fund; Kate Lauer, Policy Advisor Consultant to CGAP; Mark Moseley, World Bank; Carl Sheldon, Abu Dhabi National Energy Company; Vijay Tata, Chief Counsel of the Finance, Private Sector and Infrastructure Practice Group, Legal Vice-Presidency, World Bank; and Charles Williams, Allen & Overy (note, this list only includes participants' affiliations at the time of their involvement in the class).