Bretton Woods: requiem pour un système défunt

N° 34-35
II/III 2009

Editorial
Requiem for a Defunct System/ Requiem pour un système défunt

News Monitor

Crise financière : quand la discipline capitaliste vient à manquer, Observatoire de la Finance

The G-20’s first timid steps to prevent crises?, André Gabus and Alexander Hawthorne

Retrouver le sens du temps, Pierre-Olivier Chave

Retail Banking in Europe - The Way Forward, Nicolas Jeanmart

When Loyalty Conflicts with Interest, Paul H. Dembinski and François-Marie Monnet

L'Echo de l'Ethique
Spéculation : un prêté pour un rendu

Feature articles

World Financial Crises: Lessons of the Past, Carlos Marichal

New Alternatives for the Post Washington Consensus Era, Interview with Yoko Kitazawa

Managing the Impact of Volatility in International Capital Markets, Jan Kregel

Revising Basel II: the Impact of the Financial Crisis, Andrew Cornford

Bâle II et le rôle des agences de notation, Interview de Andrew Cornford

Why Should the Global Reserve System Be Reformed?, José Antonio Ocampo

The Race to the Bottom: Incentives for New Investment?, John Christensen and Bruno Gurtner

Climate Change Mitigation and Institutions for Sustainable Development, Francisco Aguayo

The Concepts of Odious and Illegitimate Debt, Kunibert Raffer

Building Next-Generation Multilateral Development Banks, Isabel Ortíz

South-South Regional Monetary Cooperation: an Option for Regional Financial Development?, Barbara Fritz and Laurissa Mühlich

The Role of an Asian Currency Unit for Asian Monetary Integration, Masahiro Kawai

Very Large Enterprises, Financial Markets and Global Value Chains, Paul H. Dembinski

Book Review

The Match King: Ivar Kreuger and the Financial Scandal of the Century, by Frank Partnoy

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