Levin may be a candidate to head World Bank
If the rumors are true, Richard Levin could have the opportunity to trade the Yale presidency for the head post at the World Bank.
Levin has been mentioned as a potential candidate in a host of newspaper articles earlier this week speculating about who might succeed former bank president Paul Wolfowitz, who resigned last week. In addition to the articles — one of which appeared in the New York Times — bloggers have mentioned Levin as a likely candidate, and the Center for Global Development, a think tank that comments extensively on the World Bank, included Levin in a list of...
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