Under the Marshall Plan after World War H, the United States gave $13 billion to rebuild western Europe. But some historians argue that the United States\u27 most important legacy was its role in establishing the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), named the Bretton Woods institutions, after the site of the conference in 1944 in New Hampshire
Sixty years after their creation, the Bretton Woods institutions face a crisis of legitimacy that im...
There are two interrelated usages of the term Bretton Woods in international macroeconomics. First i...
Since the mid-twentieth century, global commercial and financial relations and global social policy ...
Under the Marshall Plan after World War H, the United States gave $13 billion to rebuild western Eur...
The world economic depression brought about by the effect of 1st World War (1913- 1918), the beginni...
Forty years ago, the Articles of Agreement of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund we...
This research develops a critical reframing that locates Mexico’s articulation for a fairer, more in...
Early in World War II, financial and economic experts of the Allied Nations concluded that if econom...
The World Bank (often called simply “the Bank”) is one of the Bretton Woods institutions, including ...
Today, the institutions created inBretton Woods, the International Monetary Fund(IMF) and the World ...
Thesis (M.A.)--Boston University, 1947. This item was digitized by the Internet Archive
The Bretton Woods institutions – the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) – are cons...
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the World Bank’s Inspection Panel (WBIP or Panel), created a...
ABSTRACTThe strength of the United States in economic and military put him in the position in leader...
As we witness profound changes in the global economy, and as it becomes apparent that the so-called ...
Sixty years after their creation, the Bretton Woods institutions face a crisis of legitimacy that im...
There are two interrelated usages of the term Bretton Woods in international macroeconomics. First i...
Since the mid-twentieth century, global commercial and financial relations and global social policy ...
Under the Marshall Plan after World War H, the United States gave $13 billion to rebuild western Eur...
The world economic depression brought about by the effect of 1st World War (1913- 1918), the beginni...
Forty years ago, the Articles of Agreement of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund we...
This research develops a critical reframing that locates Mexico’s articulation for a fairer, more in...
Early in World War II, financial and economic experts of the Allied Nations concluded that if econom...
The World Bank (often called simply “the Bank”) is one of the Bretton Woods institutions, including ...
Today, the institutions created inBretton Woods, the International Monetary Fund(IMF) and the World ...
Thesis (M.A.)--Boston University, 1947. This item was digitized by the Internet Archive
The Bretton Woods institutions – the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) – are cons...
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the World Bank’s Inspection Panel (WBIP or Panel), created a...
ABSTRACTThe strength of the United States in economic and military put him in the position in leader...
As we witness profound changes in the global economy, and as it becomes apparent that the so-called ...
Sixty years after their creation, the Bretton Woods institutions face a crisis of legitimacy that im...
There are two interrelated usages of the term Bretton Woods in international macroeconomics. First i...
Since the mid-twentieth century, global commercial and financial relations and global social policy ...
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