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Part I. Introduction: 1. Owning development: creating policy norms inthe IMF and the World Bank Susan Park and Antje Vetterlein; Part II. NormEmergence: 2. Internal or external norm champions: the IMF and multilateraldebt relief Bessma Momani; 3. From three to five: the World Bank's pensionreform policy norm Veronika Wodsak and Martin Koch; 4. The strategic socialconstruction of the World Bank's gender and development policy norm CatherineWeaver; Part III. Norm Stabilization: 5. Lacking ownership: the IMF and itsengagement with social development as a policy norm Antje Vetterlein; 6.Stabilizing global monetary norms: the IMF and current account convertibilityAndre Broome; 7. Bitter pills to swallow: legitimacy gaps and socialrecognition of the IMF tax policy norm in East Asia Leonard Seabrooke; PartIV. Norm Subsiding: 8. The IMF and capital account liberalization: a case offailed norm institutionalization Ralf J. Leiteritz and Manuela Moschella; 9.The World Bank's global safeguard policy norm? Susan Park; 10. The new publicmanagement policy norm on the ground: a comparative analysis of the WorldBank's experience in Chile and Argentina Martin Lardone; Part V. Conclusion:11. Do policy norms reconstitute global development? Susan Park and AntjeVetterlein.