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Introduction
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1.- World Financial Crises: Lessons of the Past and Consequences for Latin
America (19th, 20th, 21st centuries)
Carlos Marichal
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I. The New Regionalism
1.- South America: a New Financial Architecture for Endogenous Development
Marcos Arruda
41
2.- South-South Monetary Integration: an Ooption for Emerging Markets and
Developing Economies to Foster Regional Financial Development?
Barbara Fritz and Laurissa Mühlich
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3.- The Role of Asian Currency Unit for Asian Monetary Integration.
Masahiro Kawai
98
4. Financial Regulation and Notes on the South American Currency Basket
Oscar Ugarteche
142
II. The Emerging Trasnational Economy
5.- Tax race to the bottom: incentives for new investments?
John Christensen and Bruno Gurtner
158
6.- Reconsidering the Role of the State in the Americas Bilateral Foreign
Investment Protection and Promotion Treaties.
María Teresa Gutiérrez
195
7.- Climate Change Mitigation and Institutions for Sustainable Development.
Francisco Aguayo
237
8.- Very Large Enterprises, Focal Firms and Global Value Chains.
Paul Dembinski
264
9.- China and the Bretton Woods Institutions: its Structural, Trade and Financial
Position in the Context of Recent Globalization.
María Teresa Rodríguez
295
10.- Post-COMECON Trade.The Opening Economies of Eastern Europe.
Katarzyna Zukrowska
318
III. The Governance of Risk
11.- Political Economy of the Financial Crisis and Regulation: From Bretton
Woods to Basel II and the Current Crisis.
Fernando Sánchez
358
12.- Managing the Impact of Volatility in International Capital markets in an
Uncertain World.
Jan Kregel
389
13.- Bank of the South Progress and Challenges
Isabel Ortíz and Oscar Ugarteche
419
14.- What Role for the IMF?
Jo Marie Griesgraber
440
15.- The New Medium-range Reform Strategy for the IMF: more of the Same?
Marlén Sánchez
456
16.- The Concepts of Odious Debt and Illegitimate Debt: How Useful Are They
in the Framework of International Responsible Lending?
Kunibert Raffer
488