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The Contemporary Reform of Global Financial Governance: Implications of and Lessons from the Past

By Eric Helleiner | 03/13/2014

Enhancing the Role of Regional Development Banks; the Time is Now

By Stephany Griffith-Jones | 03/13/2014

Capital Account Regulations in Chile and Colombia

By Ricardo Ffrech-David | 03/13/2014

Financial Liberalization, Fragility and the Socialization of Risk: Can Capital Controls Work?

By CP Chandrasekhar | 03/13/2014

An Estimation of IMF Quotas based on a formula derived from the G-24 Ministers Communiqué

By Ariel Buira | 03/13/2014

Global Liquidity and Financial Flows to Developing Countries: New Trends in Emerging Markets and their Implications

By CP Chandrasekhar | 03/13/2014

A New Voting Structure for the IMF

By Ariel Buira | 03/13/2014

Can More Representative Governance Improve Global Economic Performance?

By Ariel Buira | 03/13/2014

Does the IMF Need More Financial Resources?

By Ariel Buira | 03/13/2014

The IMF at Sixty: An Unfulfilled Potential?

By Ariel Buira | 03/13/2014

Developing a Global Partnership for Development: Critical Issues and Proposals for Trade and Finance

By Martin Khor | 03/12/2014

The Global Crisis and the International Financial System: Reform to Recover

By Maria Beatriz Costa | 03/12/2014

Making Fiscal Policy Work for the Poor

By John Weeks | 03/12/2014

International Financial Reform

By John Eatwell | 03/24/2013

Infrastructure for development: meeting the challenge

By Mattia Romanis | 07/13/2012

Financing the Climate Mitigation and Adaptation Measures in Developing Countries

By Frank Ackerman | 12/10/2010

Revising Basel 2: The Impact of the Financial Crisis and Implications for Developing Countries

By Andrew Cornford | 06/10/2010

Policy Space to Prevent and Mitigate Financial Crises in Trade and Investment Agreements

By Kevin Gallagher | 05/10/2010

Financial Services, the WTO and Initiatives for Global Financial Reform

By Chakravarthi Raghavan | 10/19/2009

Building on the counter-cyclical consensus: A policy agenda

By Stephany Griffith-Jones | 10/12/2009

Working Papers

The Contemporary Reform of Global Financial Governance: Implications of and Lessons from the Past

Enhancing the Role of Regional Development Banks; the Time is Now

Capital Account Regulations in Chile and Colombia

Financial Liberalization, Fragility and the Socialization of Risk: Can Capital Controls Work?

An Estimation of IMF Quotas based on a formula derived from the G-24 Ministers Communiqué

Global Liquidity and Financial Flows to Developing Countries: New Trends in Emerging Markets and their Implications

A New Voting Structure for the IMF

Can More Representative Governance Improve Global Economic Performance?

Does the IMF Need More Financial Resources?

The IMF at Sixty: An Unfulfilled Potential?

Developing a Global Partnership for Development: Critical Issues and Proposals for Trade and Finance

The Global Crisis and the International Financial System: Reform to Recover

Making Fiscal Policy Work for the Poor

International Financial Reform

Infrastructure for development: meeting the challenge

Financing the Climate Mitigation and Adaptation Measures in Developing Countries

Revising Basel 2: The Impact of the Financial Crisis and Implications for Developing Countries

Policy Space to Prevent and Mitigate Financial Crises in Trade and Investment Agreements

Financial Services, the WTO and Initiatives for Global Financial Reform

Building on the counter-cyclical consensus: A policy agenda

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