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The 15 pages that link to Bretton Woods Conference, each with the reason it gives.

• United NationsRelated: It created institutions that became close partners in the wider postwar international system.

• International Monetary FundBroader topic: Delegates designed the IMF’s original mandate and governance at this conference.

• John Maynard KeynesBroader topic: Keynes led the British delegation and advanced plans for international monetary reform.

• World BankRelated: Delegates created the World Bank at Bretton Woods as part of the new postwar order.

• World Trade OrganizationNarrower topic: Its postwar institutional vision also shaped efforts to organize international trade.

• Atlantic CharterRelated: Its economic agenda pursued the Charter’s vision of cooperation and improved conditions for all.

• General Agreement on Tariffs and TradeNarrower topic: GATT formed part of the wider postwar project to organize the global economy.

• United Nations Economic and Social CouncilRelated: It launched institutions whose work ECOSOC later coordinates with the wider UN system.

• International Bank for Reconstruction and DevelopmentRelated: Delegates at Bretton Woods negotiated the institution’s founding framework.

• Bank for International SettlementsRelated: Its delegates considered dissolving the BIS, whose role was changing after the war.

• Harry Dexter WhiteBroader topic: White represented the United States at the conference where his proposals shaped the agreements.

• International Finance CorporationRelated: Its institutions formed the postwar setting in which a private-sector development arm was later proposed.

• International Development AssociationRelated: Its institutions supplied the organizational foundation from which IDA was later created.

• World Bank GroupRelated: It established the institutional blueprint from which the World Bank Group began.

• Cordell HullRelated: Hull supported international economic planning that helped prepare the ground for the conference.