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South African Institute of International Affairs (South Africa), Swaziland Economic Policy Analysis and Research Centre/Eswatini Economic Policy Analysis and Research Centre (Swaziland), Swedish Institute for International Affairs (Sweden), Syrian Center for Policy Research (Syria), Tawasul (Oman), Think Tank Haiti (Haiti), Think to DO Institute (Curacao), Trilateral Commission (Asia/North America/Europe), Tunisian Institute for Strategic Studies (Tunisia), Turkish Economic and Social Studies Foundation (Turkey), Uruguayan Council for International Relations (Uruguay), Venezuelan Council for International Relations (Venezuela), World Economic Forum (World), Zambia Institute for Policy Analysis and Research (Zambia)

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Well, you could answer that question in a number of ways, I suppose. But from my perspective, if a family has gained and maintained significant power, prestige, and wealth for more than four generations, then you could classify them as an "elite bloodline". Of course, some of these families are much more powerful than others. But this at least demonstrates how these powerful families have held prominent leadership positions within various central banks.