International Monetary Fund

Failed Policy: The IMF in Crisis

Timothy Sharpe • Aug 21 2012 • Articles

The failure to distinguish between sovereign and non-sovereign economies has corrupted IMF policy advice. Reform remains problematic due to the dominance of neo-liberal ideals in the Fund.

The IMF and American Power

Andrea Lagna • Aug 9 2012 • Articles

The IMF is ‘in trouble’ because it does not represent a place for collective action nor of universality. Rather, it constitutes an executive agent of American power and its global projections vis-à-vis other economies.

Global Economic Governance 2.0: From G20 to a Global Economic Council

Jakob Vestergaard and Robert H. Wade • Jun 16 2012 • Articles

The G7 states themselves are no more likely to push for a Global Economic Council than turkeys are to vote for Christmas, but that should not stop others from advocating along these lines.

Greece and the EU: United in Diversity

Louie Woodall • Jul 12 2011 • Articles

The European community cannot stand idly by when one of its own members faces disintegration. The Union’s motto is: “United in diversity”. Now, more than ever, the EU must live up to this ideal.

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