Titlebook: Governing Risk; The IMF and Global F Manuela Moschella Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 commun

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The 1990s Consensus on International Financial Integration,t section reviews the material and ideational changes that were taking place in the early 1990s in the global financial system. The increasing volume of international capital flows and the emergence of the Washington consensus are the two changes upon which the analysis chiefly focuses. The second s

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The Mexican Crisis: Testing the Consensus, as follows. The first section describes the events that led to the crisis and the unfolding of the financial crisis. The second section shows how the IMF interpreted the Mexican crisis, that is, it shows how the idea of . set the boundaries on the interpretation of the crisis and on the policies to

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The Asian Crisis: Questioning the Consensus,rganized as follows. The first section describes the Asian financial crisis and its effects on the stability of the global financial system. The second section reviews how the IMF interpreted the crisis using the lens provided by the idea of .. In contrast to what had happened after the Mexican cris

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The Subprime Crisis: Towards a New Consensus,tional financial stability. Against the backdrop of a global economy characterized by growing financial linkages and innovation, a new consensus emerged around what can be defined as the policy idea of .. Evolving out from the contestation sparked in the aftermath of the Asian crisis, three procedur

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Conclusions: Past and Future of International Financial Governance, stability. Specifically, this work identified competing versions of the policy idea of international financial liberalization — . and . — and investigated how these ideas shaped the policies that the IMF adopted to govern the risks deriving from the free movement of international capital flows. Sec

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