Globalization and the Reform of the International Banking and Monetary System [electronic resource] /
Hieronymi, O.editor.
The book argues that a successful monetary and banking reform requires: a rollback of monetary nationalism and return to monetary internationalism; trust in the banking system with its basic functions restored; a balance between competition and solidarity in order to assure political and social acceptance of globalization.
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 262-281) and index.
From "global finance" to the crisis of globalization / Otto Hieronymi -- An agenda for the reform of the international monetary system -- Otto Hieronymi -- The global financial crisis, central banking and the reform of the international monetary and financial system / Michael Sakbani -- The role of the IMF / Daniel Kaeser -- The financial landscape : seen from a converging country / Péter Ákos Bod -- International institutional reforms between economic growth and sustainable development / Beat Burgenineier -- Impact of corporate governance on financial markets / André Baladi -- Banks, their role, and responsibility in the crisis, their future / Edmond Carton -- Sovereign wealth funds : strategies of geo-economic power projections / Gyula Csurgai -- The WTO's Doha development agenda : an unclear roadmap / Sergio Marchi -- The multilateral trading system : special and differential treatment for developing countries in the WTO / Carlos Perez del Castillo -- Swiss financial self-regulation mechanisms in the fight against money laundering and terrorist financing / Norberto Birchler -- An epidemiologic approach of financial markets / Christian Viladent.
The book argues that a successful monetary and banking reform requires: a rollback of monetary nationalism and return to monetary internationalism; trust in the banking system with its basic functions restored; a balance between competition and solidarity in order to assure political and social acceptance of globalization.
Risk management.
International relations.
Economic policy.
Banks and banking.
Macroeconomics.
Sociology.
Risk Management.
International Relations.
Economic Policy.
Banking.
Macroeconomics/Monetary Economics//Financial Economics.
Sociology, general.