Add to ORKGBefore 1982 sovereign debtors regularly defaulted on their debts. Since the debt crisis that commenced in that year, sovereign defaults have been rare and usually quite quickly remedied, even though crises have been occurring with increasing frequency. This article seeks to answer why there might have been this change, and whether it is in the debtors\u27 interests
The traditional view of sovereign debt as a relationship between a developing country government and...
International audienceAvoiding to assign emerging market countries a ‘typical’ behaviour, this artic...
This paper studies from an empirical point of view if countries that default or restructure their fo...
Before 1982 sovereign debtors regularly defaulted on their debts. Since the debt crisis that commenc...
Why are sovereign debt defaults so persistent in some EMEs, even at relatively low levels of extern...
abstract: This paper explores the history of sovereign debt default in developing economies and atte...
This article examines the domestic politics of sovereign debt repudiation. I contend that countries ...
This paper presents new empirical results on the di¤erences in sovereign debt restructuring outcomes...
There is a view today that “this time it’s different” for emerging markets. Governments are reducin...
Negotiations to restructure sovereign debts are protracted, taking on average more than 8 years to c...
This study investigates the determinants of sovereign default risk in 123 developing countries over ...
Negotiations to restructure sovereign debts are protracted, taking on average 8 years to complete. I...
Presidential democracies were 4.9 times more likely than parliamentary democracies to default on ext...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Rochester. Department of Economics, 2015.This dissertation contribute...
Presidential democracies were 4.9 times more likely to default on external debts between 1976 and 20...
The traditional view of sovereign debt as a relationship between a developing country government and...
International audienceAvoiding to assign emerging market countries a ‘typical’ behaviour, this artic...
This paper studies from an empirical point of view if countries that default or restructure their fo...
Before 1982 sovereign debtors regularly defaulted on their debts. Since the debt crisis that commenc...
Why are sovereign debt defaults so persistent in some EMEs, even at relatively low levels of extern...
abstract: This paper explores the history of sovereign debt default in developing economies and atte...
This article examines the domestic politics of sovereign debt repudiation. I contend that countries ...
This paper presents new empirical results on the di¤erences in sovereign debt restructuring outcomes...
There is a view today that “this time it’s different” for emerging markets. Governments are reducin...
Negotiations to restructure sovereign debts are protracted, taking on average more than 8 years to c...
This study investigates the determinants of sovereign default risk in 123 developing countries over ...
Negotiations to restructure sovereign debts are protracted, taking on average 8 years to complete. I...
Presidential democracies were 4.9 times more likely than parliamentary democracies to default on ext...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Rochester. Department of Economics, 2015.This dissertation contribute...
Presidential democracies were 4.9 times more likely to default on external debts between 1976 and 20...
The traditional view of sovereign debt as a relationship between a developing country government and...
International audienceAvoiding to assign emerging market countries a ‘typical’ behaviour, this artic...
This paper studies from an empirical point of view if countries that default or restructure their fo...