De Bretton Woods à Bâle II

N° 21
Printemps 2005

Editorial
From Bretton Woods to Basel II / De Bretton Woods à Bâle II

News Monitor

The Protestant Ethic Ought to Speak Better English, E. Dommen

Is the Swiss Banking Sector a Healthy Place to Work?, G. Domenighetti

Ethical Finance in Europe Following the Basle II Agreements, R. Milano

De l’adoption à l’interprétation : le cas des International Financial Reporting Standards, N. Véron

Bâle II : impact pour les entreprises, F. Leuschen

Point de vue
Le microcrédit aux rayons X, P.-A. Sanglard

Feature

Regulation vs. Transformation of Our Financial and Economic System, P. Guptara

Are the International Financial Institutions Out-of-Date?, C. Wyplosz

Everything you wanted to know about Basel II but were afraid to ask, A. Cornford

Will Ethical Finance Survive Basel II?, A. Travis

Capital Requirements for Banks in Non-Standard Contexts, A.Cornford

Interview
Guardians of Trust: the Responsibility of Financial Regulators, T. Padoa-Schioppa

Articles

Interdit ou toléré ? Le prêt à intérêt après Vix Pervenit, J.-C. Lavigne

‘The Good Company’ : Confronting the Main Stream, F. Amalrik

From Solidarity to Robbery: Credit Cooperatives in Czechoslovakia, L. Nemcová

L'Echo de l'Ethique
Making sense of working life / Pour donner du sens à la vie professionnelle

Book Reviews

John Plender, Going off the Rail – Global Capital and the Crisis of Legitimacy

Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa, Regulating Finance. Balancing Freedom and Risk & Nicola Véron, L'information financière en crise. Comptabilité et Capitalisme

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