Development and global governance : conference proceedings, May 2, 1995, Ottawa, Canada / edited by Roy Culpepper and Caroline Pestieau.

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1552501361
9781552501368
0921942974
9780921942979
0889368058
9780889368057
1280717688
9781280717680
9786610717682
6610717680

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Development and global governance.DDC classification:

332.1/5 22

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HG203 .D475 1996eb

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Contents -- Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Glossary -- Introduction -- Part 1 Overview -- The Eclipse of the G-7 -- Global Economic Governance: Some Thoughts on our Present Discontents -- Discussion -- Part 2 Governance and Mandates of the IFIs -- Transforming the IMF into a World Central Bank -- The Governance of the International Monetary Fund -- Global Financial Institutions for the Next Century -- Francisco Sagasti -- Catherine Gwin -- Discussion -- Part 3 Long-term Development and Financing in Low-income Countries

Financing Long-term Development in sub-Saharan AfricaMultilateral Cooperation for Development: Views on the Eve of the Halifax Summit -- Emmanuel Tumusiime-Mutebile -- I.G. Patel -- John Lewis -- Mohammad Sadli -- Discussion -- List of Participants

Summary: Fifty years on, the reform of the Bretton Woods institutions -- the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund -- has become a lively issue. The G-7 industrialized countries took a first bite at this subject during their Halifax Summit, and the debate continues. A group of experts from all continents met in Ottawa to give challenging advice to the summiteers and beyond, ranging from the view that the G-7 itself is in eclipse to an argument for turning the IMF into a central world bank. This book contains the seven papers and a summary of the discussion from that meeting, sponsored jointly by the International Development Research Centre and the North-South Institute.

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Papers from a conference organized by the North-South Institute and the International Development Research Centre and held May 2, 1995, in Ottawa, Ont.

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Fifty years on, the reform of the Bretton Woods institutions -- the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund -- has become a lively issue. The G-7 industrialized countries took a first bite at this subject during their Halifax Summit, and the debate continues. A group of experts from all continents met in Ottawa to give challenging advice to the summiteers and beyond, ranging from the view that the G-7 itself is in eclipse to an argument for turning the IMF into a central world bank. This book contains the seven papers and a summary of the discussion from that meeting, sponsored jointly by the International Development Research Centre and the North-South Institute.

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English.

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