Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Tables xi
5. Introduction xiii
6. Core Questions and Mental Categories
7. The Terms of the Debate: What’s Democracy Got to do With it? 2
8. Leadership and the Politics of Global Finance
9. Global Financial Architecture and Hegemonic Leadership in the New Millennium 64
10. Capital Controls: Why do Governments Hesitate? 93
11. Reforming the International Financial Institutions: Dueling Experts in the United States 118
12. Stability, Equity, and the Economics of Global Finance
13. The Economic Case Against Free Capital Mobility 126
14. The Redesign of the International Financial Architecture From a Latin American Perspective: Who Pays the Bill? 159
15. Reform Proposals From Developing Asia: Finding a Win-Win Strategy 184
16. The Conundrum of Multilateral Reform
17. Japan and the New Financial Order in East Asia: From Competition to Cooperation 214
18. Reform Without Representation? The International and Transnational Dialogue on the Global Financial Architecture 236
19. The European Monetary Union as a Response to Globalization 257
20. Afterword
21. Afterword 282
22. Contributors 295
23. Suny series in Global Politics 298
24. Index 301