International Monetary Fund is an international organization within the United Nations created by the Monetary and Financial Conference in 1944, the Bretton Woods United States, to facilitate exchange and financial cooperation between the member countries. IMF meets some financial functions,...

In this article I offer a possible framework for our discussions (both written and verbal) in the Journal-sponsored Fall 2007 Symposium on "Law and Policy in International Financial Institutions." I am pleased to have been helping to organize the symposium, mainly because the issues at play are...

This article makes the case for strengthening co-operation between regional financing arrangements (RFAs) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and examines ways to do so. It argues that ex ante co-operation between RFAs and the IMF is needed to reduce the risk of cooperation failing in the...