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Resilience and Global Financial Governance

Buckley, Ross P. - 2011

Resilience is generally seen as a positive attribute that should be enhanced. When a system is dysfunctional and needs to change its structure and identity, however, resilience can be a negative. As this chapter illustrates, our system of global financial governance works to benefit the elites...

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The International Financial Crisis, Global Financial Governance and the European Union

Wouters, Jan - 2012

The financial crisis that hit the world in 2008 exposed the fragility and weaknesses of our global financial system. It … has triggered a global response: world leaders – for the most part in the framework of the revitalised G20 – have held …

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The Rise of Emerging Markets’ Financial Market Architecture : Constituting New Roles in the Global Financial Governance

Metzger, Martina - 2011

This paper analyses the impact of the global financial crisis on Brazil, India and South Africa whose financial markets have shown strong resilience to the global financial turmoil. The paper shows, that in contrast to advanced countries in these emerging market economies there is contagion from...

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The Reform of the International Financial Regulatory Architecture : Addressing Legitimacy Issues

Barton, Uzma Ashraf - 2013

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The Political Economy of Global Financial Governance : The Costs of Basle Ii for Poor Countries

Claessens, Stijn - 2007

The 1990s financial crisis triggered many changes to the design of the international financial system, the so-called international financial architecture. While much affected, developing countries have had very little influence on the changes, which the formulation of the new Basle capital...

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Neoliberalism in Global Financial Governance : Where Do We Go from Here?

Global Law Initiatives for Sustainable Development, gLAWcal - 2020

To prevent the looming financial crisis, which might have the power to significantly curtail the current global economic growth, it is necessary to rethink even the underlying ideology of the global finance governance, resting mainly in neo-liberal thought. In practice it meant that the function...

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A World Between Crises

Kolodko, Grzegorz W. - 2016

the world is going from one crisis to another. Thus one must consider not only the economics of crisis but as well a kind …

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Remarks at the G20 Session on International Financial Architecture

Malpass, David - 2021

World Bank Group President David Malpass remarked that early in the pandemic, the World Bank Group set out to use … aggressive financial programming and leverage to increase commitments as rapidly as possible. The World Bank group used a number … financing is based on world-class knowledge work, and deep country relationships and know-how in our country teams present on …

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The Financial Crisis - Global Governance Failure?

Afrasine, Laura - 2010

, the impact of the financial crisis on the world and the need for a new global governance architecture as a solution for … heterarchic vision of the new world order …

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The G20's Performance in Global Financial Regulation

Buckley, Ross P. - 2014

This article assesses the performance of the G20 since the Global Financial Crisis by analysing the regulatory measures it has called for and their current stage of implementation. It then proceeds to consider the changes in the global financial system in the past 40 years and seeks to assess...

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