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Explore the profound impact of environmentalists on the World Bank Group through our insightful book. This authoritative resource delves into how the world's largest multilateral development lender has transitioned to embrace sustainable development as a core principle. With a unique focus on non-state actors, this text unveils the intricate ways in which environmentalists influence policy and organizational change within major international organizations. By examining the social structure of these institutions, the book presents a compelling argument that aligns with emerging trends in international organizational theory. Academic readers, including postgraduate and upper undergraduate students in fields such as international relations, environmental politics, and development studies, will find valuable insights that bridge theory and practice. Additionally, policymakers and development practitioners will gain a deeper understanding of the socialization processes that drive change in intergovernmental organizations. This important work highlights the essential role of environmental advocates in reshaping policies towards sustainability and advancing global environmental governance. Ensure your library features this critical text that combines theoretical sophistication with rich empirical evidence, making it a key resource for anyone interested in the nexus of development, politics, and the environment.