International Financial Governance under Stress: Global Structures versus National Imperatives

Geoffrey R. D. Underhill, Professor Xiaoke Zhang9780521036375, 0521036372

Intensifying global financial liberalization and integration has been accompanied by increased financial volatility over the past two decades. This has been revealed most dramatically by the Asian financial crisis and the more recent crisis in Argentina. These and lesser-known crises in emerging economies have focused attention on determining the most appropriate role for international and national financial institutions to play. This volume offers a wide-ranging overview of the problems and possible policy responses involved in resolving the issues discussed.