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l lender of last resort, or in the terminology of the author an ‘International Central Bank’. The chapter, however, presents an unconvincing case for an institution, for which it would be very hard to find a convincing case. Much of the argument for an ‘ICB’ rests upon the ‘increasing fragility’ of

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Beate Jahnccumbing to formal rules applied in easily discernible sectors, policy making and policy implementation are increasingly portrayed as a muddy affair; a set of social practices enacted by a number of different agents, including not only politicians and civil servants from a number of different policy

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Beate Jahnshared meanings” (Hall 1997: 1). The important task for makers of cultural policy is to detect and affect the processes of representation, production, consumption, regulation, and how these processes affect the identity formations of people, and for what purposes.

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Beate Jahnour conventions at the Geneva Conference of 1958 on this subject. Ten years after this Conference, none of the four conventions has been ratified or acceded to by a majority of the states of the world. It is not surprising, therefore, that in some fie1ds new law first emerges as a set of customary n

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Beate Jahnn this initiative. The present chapter recalls this important moment in recent international financial history and contains suggestions, in the light of the current debt crisis, for reviving this approach and defines the conditions under which it could be implemented.

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Beate Jahntion of their European and world-wide partners. The positive feature of the period since the outbreak of the debt crisis has been the determination of the Members of the European Union and in particular of the Euro Zone not to let the current crisis destroy the extraordinary achievements of 60 years