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Foreword
1. Introduction
2. The Bretton Woods Institutions: Governance without Legitimacy?
3. Reforming the International Monetary Fund: Towards Enhanced Accountability and Legitimacy
4. Improving IMF Governance and Increasing the Influence of Developing Countries in IMF Decision-Making
5. Issues on IMF Governance and Represenation: An Evaluation of Alternative Options
6. Making the IMF and the World Bank More Accountable
7. Purchasing Power Parities and Comparisons of GDP in IMF Quota Calculations
8. Measuring Vulnerability: Capital Flows Volatility in the Quota Formula
9. Enhancing the Voice of Developing Countries in The World Bank: Selective Double Majority Voting and a Pilot Phase Approach
10. Voting Power Implications of a Double Majority Voting Procedure in the IMF's Executive Board
11. Power versus Weight in IMF Governance: The Possible Beneficial Implications of a United European Bloc Vote
12. Changing IMF Quotas: The Role of the United States Congress
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Laurent Cavallero
reviewed Reforming The Governance Of The Imf And The World Bank on November 01, 2013
Reforming The Governance Of The Imf And The World Bank
A scholarly book but very approachable. His overview of the historiography of the period was very helpful, providing context for the ideas of RH Tawney, which with Christopher Hill underlay much of my A-Level history syllabus. I was very interested to see how attitudes to money, land, work and finance shifted in the 16C.
Quite a lot of the Scottish context was familiar from Tom Devine's The Scottish Clearances but it was good to have that reinforced. In England 70% of cultivable land had been enclosed by 1700, a process that had been pursued for at least 200 years. The medieval field strip system was distinctly inefficient.
The key message here is the 300 year shift from a predominantly rural, feudal society to one in which wage labour was much more usual and the middle classes represented almost a quarter of the population.
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