G-24 Discussion Papers

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59: REVISING BASEL 2: THE IMPACT OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: Andrew Cornford
58: Policy Space to Prevent and Mitigate Financial Crises in Trade and Investment Agreements: Kevin P. Gallagher
57: Financing the Climate Mitigation and Adaptation Measures in Developing Countries: Frank Ackerman
56: The 2008 food price crisis: Rethinking food security policies: Anuradha Mittal
55: The Contemporary Reform of Global Financial Governance: Implications of and Lessons from the Past: Eric Helleiner
54: Post-war Experiences with Developmental Central Banks: The Good, the Bad and the Hopeful: Gerald Epstein
53: Carbon Markets and Beyond: The Limited Role of Prices and Taxes in Climate and Development Policy: Frank Ackerman
52: Global liquidity and financial flows to developing countries: new trends in emerging markets and their implications: C.P. Chandrasekhar
51: The External Debt Contentious Six Years after the Monterrey Consensus: Ugo Panizza
50: Enhancing the Role of Regional Development Banks: Stephany Griffith-Joneswith, David Griffith-Jo and Dagmar Hertova
49: IMF Voting Reform: Need, Opportunity and Options: David Woodward
48: Aid for Trade: Cool Aid or Kool-Aid?: Sam Laird
47: IMF contingency financing for middle-income countries with access to private capital markets: An assessment of the proposal to create a reserve augmentation line: Jan Kregel
46: Regional arrangements to support growth and macro-policy coordination in MERCOSUR: José Maria Fanelli
45: The potential impact of the Aid For Trade initiative: Sheila Page
44: East Asia’s Counterweight Strategy: Asian Financial Cooperation and Evolving International Monetary Order: Injoo Sohn
43: Beyond the IMF: Devesh Kapur and Richard Webb
42: GOVERNANCE AND ANTI-CORRUPTION REFORMS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: POLICIES, EVIDENCE AND WAYS FORWARD: Mushtaq H. Khan
41: IMF POLICIES FOR FINANCIAL CRISES PREVENTIONS IN EMERGING MARKETS: Fernando Lorenzo and Nelson Noya
40: THE ROLE OF THE IMF IN DEBT RESTRUCTURINGS: LENDING INTO ARREARS, MORAL HAZARD AND SUSTAINABILITY CONCERNS: Lucio Simpson
39: EAST ASIA´S GROWING DEMAND FOR PRIMARY COMMODITIES - MACROECONOMIC CHALLENGES FOR LATIN AMERICA: Ricardo Gottschalk and Daniela Prates
38: REFORMING THE IMF: BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD: Yilmaz AKYüZ
37: PRIORITIZING ECONOMIC GROWTH: ENHANCING MACROECONOMIC POLICY CHOICE: Colin I. BRADFORD, Jr.
36: MALAYSIA´S SEPTEMBER 1998 CONTROLS: BACKGROUND, CONTEXT, IMPACTS, COMPARISONS, IMPLICATIONS, LESSONS: Jomo K.S.
35: COUNTRY OWNERSHIP OF REFORM PROGRAMMES AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR CONDITIONALITY: Omotunde E.G. Johnson
34: UP FROM SIN: A PORTFOLIO APPROACH TO FINANCIAL SALVATION: Randall Dodd and Shari Spiegel
33: TRIP WIRES AND SPEED BUMPS: MANAGING FINANCIAL RISKS AND REDUCING THE POTENTIAL FOR FINANCIAL CRISES IN DEVELOPING ECONOMIES: Ilene Grabel
32: EXTERNAL FINANCING FOR DEVELOPMENT AND INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTABILITY: Jan Kregel
31: ASSESSING THE RISKS IN THE PRIVATE PROVISION OF ESSENTIAL SERVICES: Tim Kessler and Nancy Alexander
30: ENRON AND INTERNATIONALLY AGREED PRINCIPLES FOR CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND THE FINANCIAL SECTOR: Andrew Cornford
29: REMITTANCES: THE NEW DEVELOPMENT MANTRA?: Devesh Kapur
28: REINVENTING INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY: THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT POLICY IN BUILDING INDUSTRIAL COMPETITIVENESS: Sanjaya Lall
27: CAPITAL MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: AN ASSESSMENT OF EXPERIENCES FROM THE 1990S AND LESSONS FROM THE FUTURE: Gerald Epstein, Ilene Grabel and Jomo K.S.
26: EXTERNAL DEBT SUSTAINABILITY: GUIDELINES FOR LOW- AND MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES: Claudio M. Loser
25: COMMODITIES UNDER NEOLIBERALISM: THE CASE OF COCOA: Irfan ul Haque
24: BURDEN SHARING AT THE IMF: Aziz Ali Mohammed
23: THE INDONESIAN BANK CRISIS AND RESTRUCTURING: LESSONS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR OTHER DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: Mari Pangestu
22: AN ANALYSIS OF IMF CONDITIONALITY: Ariel Buira
21: THE WORLD BANK’S POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY PAPER APPROACH: GOOD MARKETING OR GOOD POLICY?: James Levinsohn
20: DO AS I SAY NOT AS I DO: A CRITIQUE OF G-7 PROPOSALS ON REFORMING THE MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT BANKS: Devesh Kapur
19: INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC GOODS: OPERATIONAL IMPLICATIONS FOR THE WORLD BANK: Ravi Kanbur
18: COMPETITION AND COMPETITION POLICY IN EMERGING MARKETS: INTERNATIONAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DIMENSIONS: Ajit Singh
17: THE POLITICS OF LEGAL REFORM: Florencio Lopez-de-Silanes
16: THE IMPACT OF G-3 EXCHANGE RATE VOLATILITY ON DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: Gerardo Esquivel and Felipe LARRAIN B.
15: ORGANIZATIONAL REFORM AND THE EXPANSION OF THE SOUTH’S VOICE AT THE FUND: Peter Evans and Martha Finnemore
14: HOW RISKY IS FINANCIAL LIBERALIZATION IN THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES?: Charles Wyplosz
13: RECASTING THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL AGENDA: Jose Antonio Ocampo
12: REFORM OF THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL SYSTEM AND INSTITUTIONS IN LIGHT OF THE ASIAN FINANCIAL CRISIS: Yung Chul Park and Yunjong Wang
11: THE FUTURE ROLE OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND: Aziz Ali Mohammed
10: GROWTH AFTER THE ASIAN CRISIS: WHAT REMAINS OF THE EAST ASIAN MODEL?: Jomo K.S.
9: SHOULD COUNTRIES PROMOTE FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT?: Gordon Hanson
8: CAN FLEXIBLE EXCHANGE RATES STILL “WORK” IN FINANCIALLY OPEN ECONOMIES?: Ilan Goldfajn and Gino Olivares
7: COMMENTARY ON THE FINANCIAL STABILITY FORUM’S REPORT OF THE WORKING GROUP ON CAPITAL FLOWS: Andrew Cornford
6: GOVERNANCE-RELATED CONDITIONALITIES OF THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS: Devesh Kapur and Richard Webb
5: EXCHANGE-RATE POLICIES FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED? WHAT DO WE STILL NOT KNOW?: Andrés Velasco
4: THE STANDARDIZATION OF LAW AND ITS EFFECT ON DEVELOPING ECONOMIES: Katharina Pistor
3: THE BASLE COMMITTEE’S PROPOSALS FOR REVISED CAPITAL STANDARDS: RATIONALE, DESIGN AND POSSIBLE INCIDENCE: Andrew Cornford
2: INTERESTS AND OPTIONS OF DEVELOPING AND LEAST-DEVELOPED COUNTRIES IN A NEW ROUND OF MULTILATERAL TRADE NEGOTIATIONS: T. Ademola Oyejide
1: THE MILLENNIUM ROUND AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: NEGOTIATING STRATEGIES AND AREAS OF BENEFITS: Arvind Panagariya