Debating the global financial architecture

Intro -- DEBATING THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL ARCHITECTURE -- CONTENTS -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- TABLES -- INTRODUCTION -- I. CORE QUESTIONS AND MENTAL CATEGORIES -- 1. THE TERMS OF THE DEBATE: WHAT'S DEMOCRACY GOT TO DO WITH IT? by Leslie Elliott Armijo -- II. LEADERSHIP AND THE POLITICS OF GLOBAL FINANCE -- 2. GLOBAL FINANCIAL ARCHITECTURE AND HEGEMONIC LEADERSHIP IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM by Mark R. Brawley -- 3. CAPITAL CONTROLS: WHY DO GOVERNMENTS HESITATE? by Benjamin J. Cohen -- 4. REFORMING THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS: DUELING EXPERTS IN THE UNITED STATES by C. Fred Bergsten -- III. STABILITY, EQUITY, AND THE ECONOMICS OF GLOBAL FINANCE -- 5. THE ECONOMIC CASE AGAINST FREE CAPITAL MOBILITY by David Felix -- 6. THE REDESIGN OF THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL ARCHITECTURE FROM A LATIN AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE: WHO PAYS THE BILL? by Eduardo Fernández-Arias and Ricardo Hausmann -- 7. REFORM PROPOSALS FROM DEVELOPING ASIA: FINDING A WIN-WIN STRATEGY by Ashima Goyal -- IV. THE CONUNDRUM OF MULTILATERAL REFORM -- 8. JAPAN AND THE NEW FINANCIAL ORDER IN EAST ASIA: FROM COMPETITION TO COOPERATION by Henry Laurence -- 9. REFORM WITHOUT REPRESENTATION? THE INTERNATIONAL AND TRANSNATIONAL DIALOGUE ON THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL ARCHITECTURE by Tony Porter and Duncan Wood -- 10. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY UNION AS A RESPONSE TO GLOBALIZATION by Erik Jones -- Afterword: OF BUBBLES AND BULDINGS: FINANCIAL ARCHITECTURE IN A LIBERAL DEMOCRATIC ERA by Laurence Whitehead -- CONTRIBUTORS -- List of Titles, SUNY series in Global Politics -- INDEX -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z.