The G20\u27s renewal of faith in the International Monetary Fund (IMF) during the 2008 financial crisis appears to have reversed the IMF\u27s declining relevance evident in the years preceding the crisis. This article examines this putative revival of the IMF, arguing that the G20\u27s actions contained a paradox of delegation. On the one hand, the nature of the G20\u27s replenishment of the IMF\u27s resources during the crisis (mostly through credit lines available to the IMF) as well as the independence the major G20 economies can afford to have from the IMF (given that they are not beholden to its resources) has meant that the G20 countries faced low sovereignty costs in reviving the IMF. On the other hand, truly re-establishing the IMF\...
This paper argues that a China-US “G2” is neither necessary nor sufficient for the resolution of cru...
The global financial crisis was a challenge to three of the most promising, and seemingly effective,...
This article argues that the IMF is failing to adequately fulfill its mandate because its decision-m...
The G20\u27s renewal of faith in the International Monetary Fund (IMF) during the 2008 financial cri...
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has become one of the most controversial international institu...
This article focuses on a key element of the IMF's agenda for change: the repackaging of its economi...
In 2008-2009, the global economy experienced the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression i...
From being widely seen in early 2008 as an institution in decline and irrelevant to many of the prob...
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development ...
In this article, I would first discuss briefly what we know about the causes of the recent financial...
The global financial crisis moved the International Monetary Fund (IMF) back to the center stage, af...
International audienceIn late 2008 a consensus was reached amongst global policymakers that fiscal s...
The IMF is now focused on crisis prevention and management, particularly in developing and transitio...
The Western hegemony of the past 200 years is ending as power shifts towards the East and as Western...
Artículo de revistaGiven the growing real and financial integration of economies worldwide, there is...
This paper argues that a China-US “G2” is neither necessary nor sufficient for the resolution of cru...
The global financial crisis was a challenge to three of the most promising, and seemingly effective,...
This article argues that the IMF is failing to adequately fulfill its mandate because its decision-m...
The G20\u27s renewal of faith in the International Monetary Fund (IMF) during the 2008 financial cri...
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has become one of the most controversial international institu...
This article focuses on a key element of the IMF's agenda for change: the repackaging of its economi...
In 2008-2009, the global economy experienced the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression i...
From being widely seen in early 2008 as an institution in decline and irrelevant to many of the prob...
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development ...
In this article, I would first discuss briefly what we know about the causes of the recent financial...
The global financial crisis moved the International Monetary Fund (IMF) back to the center stage, af...
International audienceIn late 2008 a consensus was reached amongst global policymakers that fiscal s...
The IMF is now focused on crisis prevention and management, particularly in developing and transitio...
The Western hegemony of the past 200 years is ending as power shifts towards the East and as Western...
Artículo de revistaGiven the growing real and financial integration of economies worldwide, there is...
This paper argues that a China-US “G2” is neither necessary nor sufficient for the resolution of cru...
The global financial crisis was a challenge to three of the most promising, and seemingly effective,...
This article argues that the IMF is failing to adequately fulfill its mandate because its decision-m...