Saturday, June 28th, 2008
James Boughton and Colin Bradford published an article in the IMF-Magazine "Finance and Development" in December 2007 called "Global Governance: New Players, New Rules", in which they questioned the governance capability of the G8.
They define ideal global governance as such:
The ideal of global governance is a process of cooperative leadership ...
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Monday, April 14th, 2008
Alexander, Eatwell and Dhumale make this causal explanation for the need of Global Financial Governance (p. 14):
In the post-Bretton-Woods-Era, banks and financial instutions have adopted innovative financial instruments to diversify earnings and to hedge against credit and market risk.
[Is this really the case? Wasn't it rather to hedge primarily ...
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Monday, April 14th, 2008
When defining Financial Stability, the authors of the book on "Global Financial Governance" stated that financial stability is a "public good [which] will never be provided adequately by the market without regulatory intervention" (p. 18).
In the traditional meaning, a public good does not necessarily need public intervention or regulation, it ...
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Monday, April 14th, 2008
Didier Jacobs, special advisor to the president of Oxfam America, wrote an interesting paper called "Democraticing Global Economic Governance". He presented this paper in May 2002 at a conference on "Alternatives to Neoliberalism" by the NGO-Coalition "New Rules for Global Finance".
In the paper, he focuses mostly on the participation of ...
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Monday, April 14th, 2008
Kern Alexander, Rahul Dhumale and John Eatwell published a book in 2004 called "
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