Debating the global financial architecture
By: edited by Leslie Elliott Armijo.
Contributors: Armijo, Leslie Elliott.
Series: SUNY series in global politics
Publisher: State University of New York Press
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Albany
Language: eng
Number of pages: 304
Subjects: International finance.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The terms of the debate: what's democracy got to do with it? / Leslie Elliott Armijo; title: Global financial architecture and hegemonic leadership in the new millennium / Mark R. Brawley; title: Capital controls: why do governments hesitate? / Benjamin J. Cohen; title: Reforming the international financial institutions: dueling experts in the United States / C. Fred Bergsten; title: The economic case against free capital mobility / David Feliz; title: The redesign of the international financial architecture from a Latin American perspective: who pays the bill? / Eduardo Fernández-Arias and Ricardo Hausmann; title: Reform proposals from developing Asia: finding a win-win strategy / Ashima Goyal; title: Japan and the new financial order in East Asia: from competition to cooperation / Henry Laurence; title: Reform without representation? The international and transnational dialogue on the global financial architecture / Tony Porter and Duncan Wood; title: The European Monetary Union as a response to globalization / Erik Jones; title: Of bubbles and buildings: financial architecture in a liberal democratic era / Lawrence Whitehead.