The Argentine experiment of the 1990s attracted significant international attention as a model case of neo-liberal restructuring. The Turkish version of neo-liberalism had also been identified as a success case during its early stages in the mid-1980s. Subsequent crises in both countries,...

Half the people and two-thirds of the countries in the world lack full control over their own economic policy decisions. To a great extent, expatriate "experts" managed by industrial country nationals and based in Washington, DC regulate their macroeconomics, investment projects, and patterns of...