Ausgewählte Literatur

Stormy Mildner

• Alesina, A., V. Grilli and G. Milesi-Ferretti:  The Political Economy of Capital Control, Discussion Paper No. 169, Centre for Economic Performance, September 1993.
• Aresti, Philip and Malcom Sawyer: “What Role for the Tobin Tax in World Economic Governance”, in: Jonathan Michie and John Grieve Smith, (Hg.), Global Instability: The Political Economy of World Economic Governance London 1999.
• Bordo, Michael D:  The Bretton Woods International Monetary System: A Historical Overview, Working Paper No. 4033, National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), Cambridge 1992.
• Bougthen, James M.: The IMF and the Silent Revolution. Global Finance and Development in the 1980s,  International Monetary Fund 2000.
• Cerny, Philip: “The Deregulation and Re-regulation of Financial Markets in an Open World”, in: Philip Cerny (Hg.),  Finance and World Politics, Vermont 1993.
• Cohen, Benjamin: “The Triad and the Unholy Trinity:  Problems of International Monetary Co-operation”, in: Frieden, Jeffry A. und Lake David A. (Hg.), International Political Economy:  Perspectives on Global Power and Wealth, London 2000, S. 245-256.
• De Grauwe, P.: International Money: Post-War Trends and Theories, 1996.
• Deutsch, Klaus Günter: „Nebel über Foggy Bottom. Zum zukünftigen Management von Finanzkrisen“, Deutsche Bank Research, 2001, S.11-20.
• Dieter, Heribert: „Ostasien nach der Krise:  Interne Reformen, neue Finanzarchitektur und monetärer Regionalismus“, in: Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte, 37-38, 2000. S. 21-28
• Edwards, Sebastian: “The Mexican Peso Crisis: How Much Did We Know? When Did We Know It?”, in: The World Economy, Januar 1998, S. 1-29.
• Eichengreen, B., Tobin, J. and G. Wyplosz: “Two Cases for Sand in the Wheels of International Finance”, in:  Economic Journal Vol.105, S. 162-172.
• Eichengreen B. and Michal Mussa: “Capital Account liberalisation and the IMF”, in: Finance and Development, Vol. 35, (4), December 1998.
• Eichengreen, Barry (1999), Towards a New international Financial Architecture. A Practical Post-Asia Agenda, Institute for International Economics, Washington, D.C. 1999.
• Eichengreen, Barry:  Vom Goldstandard zum Euro. Die Geschichte des internationalen Währungssystems, Berlin 2000.
• Eichengreen, B. und Lindert, P.: The International Debt Crisis in Historical Perspective, Cambridge 1998.
• French-Davis, Ricardo: “Policy Implications of the Tequila Effect”, in: Challenge 41 Vol. 2, 1998, S. 15-43.
• Friedman, Milton: “A Primer on Exchange Rates”, in:  Forbes Vol. 162 (10), 1998, S. 53-55.
• Goodman, John B. und Pauly, Louis W.: “The Obsolescence of Capital Controls?  Economic Management in an Age of Global Markets”, in: Frieden, Jeffry A. und Lake, David A. (Hg.), International Political Economy, London 2000, S. 280-297
• Grabbe, Orlin J.: “The Rise and Fall of Bretton Woods”, in: Grabbe, Orlin J.(Hg.) International Financial Markets, 3. ed., Prentice-Hall 1996.
• Grabel, Hene: “Rejecting Exceptionalism”, in: Global Instability:  The Political Economy of World Economic Governance, London 1999, S. 37-67.
• Grieve Smith, John: “A New Bretton Woods, Reforming the Global Financial System”, in: Jonathan Michie and John Grieve Smith (Hg.) Global Instability, The Political Economy of World Economic Governance London 1999.
• Hanson, James.:“Opening the Capital Account: Costs, Benefits and Sequencing”, in: Sebastian Edwards (Hg.) Capital Controls, Exchange Rates, and Monetary Policy in the World Economy Cambridge 1995.
• Heider, Maria: “Evaluation of the Recommendations of the Meltzer Commission and German Guidelines for a Reform of the IMF”, in: A Makeover of the Bretton Woods Twins, A Transatlantic Critique of the Meltzer Report and other Ref,orm Proposals Heinrich Böll Stiftung, Washington 2000.
• Heinrich Böll Foundation: A Makeover for the Bretton Woods Twins?  A Transatlantic Critique of the Meltzer Report and Other Reform Proposals, Washington 2000, S. 1-69.
• Helleiner, Eric: “From Bretton Woods to Global Finance: A World Turned Upside Down”, in: Stubbs, Richard und Underhill, Geoffrey R.D. (Hg.), Political Economy and the Changing World Order, Houndmills 1994, S. 163-175.
• Herr, Hansjörg: „Die Finanzkrise in Russland im Gefolge der Asienkrise“, in: Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte, 37-38, 2000, S. 29-38.
• Hofmann, Daniel: „Neue Spielregeln für das Krisenmanagement: Was von den Finanzinstitutionen zu erwarten ist“, in: Internationale Politik, Juni 2000, S. 23-31.
• Holtfrerich, Carl-Ludwig (Hg.): „Der US-Dollar und sein Wechselkurs“, in: Wirtschaft USA, Oldenburg 1996.
• Holtfrerich, Carl-Ludwig: „Reaganomics und die Weltwirtschaft“, in: Manfred Knapp (Hg.), Internationale Beziehungen: Die USA und Europa zwischen gemeinsamen Interessen und Konflikt, Stuttgart 1990. 
• Henning, Randall: Currencies and Politics in the United States, Germany, and Japan, Institute for International Economics Washington D.C. 1994.
• Kloten, Norbert: „Geld- und Währungspolitik in einer globalisierten Weltwirtschaft“, in: Kitugawa, Murakama (Hg.), Regulierung – Deregulierung - Liberalisierung. Tendenzen zur Rechtsentwicklung in Deutschland und Japan zur Jahrhundertwende, Tübingen 2001.
• Kreile, Michael: „Deutschland und die Reform der Internationalen Finanzarchitektur“, in: Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte, 37-38, 2000, S. 1-9.
• Krugman, Paul: “A Model of Balance-of-Payments Crises”, in: Journal of Money, Credit and Banking (11) 1979, S. 311-325.
• Kenwood, A.G. und Lougheed, A.L.: The Growth of the International Economy 1820-1980, London 1983.
• Mathieson, Donald J. et al: “Financial Crises in Emerging Markets”, in: Finance & Development (35,4) 1998, S. 28-31.
• Naim, Moses: Fads and Fashion in Economic Reforms: Washington Consensus or Washington Confusion?, Working Draft of a Paper Prepared for the IMF Conference on Second Generation Reforms, Washington D.C. 1999.
• Nunnenkamp, Peter: „Globalisierung und internationales Finanzsystem“, in: Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte, 37-38 2000, S. 3-20.
• Odell, J.: US International Monetary Policy: Markets, Power and Ideas as Source of Change, Princeton 1982.
• Palley, Thomas: “International Finance and Global Deflation: There is an Alternative”, in: Jonathan Michie and John Grieve Smith (Hg.), Global Instability, The Political Economy of World Economic Governance, London 1999.
• Polak, Jacques J.: The Changing Nature of IMF Conditionality, Princeton University Press 1991.
• Salines De Gortari Carlos, and Roberto Mangabeira Unger:“The Market Turn Without Neoliberalism”, in: Challenge 42 (1), Jan/Feb 1999, S. 14-33.
• Singh, Ajit: “Asian Capitalism and the Financial Crisis”, in: Jonathan Michie and John Grieve Smith (Hg.) Global Instability. The Political Economy of World Economic Governance, London 1999.
• Speyer, Bernhard: Reform des IWF, Deutsche Bank Research, 2000, S. 5-15.
• Tietmeyer, Hans: Internationale Zusammenarbeit und Koordination auf dem Gebiet der Aufsicht und Überwachung des Finanzmarkts, 11. Februar 1999.
• Triffin, Robert: Gold and the Dollar Crisis, 1961.
• Wachtel, Howard M.: “World Trade Order and the Beginning of the Decline of the Washington Consensus”, in: International Politics and Society 3/2000.
• Williamson, John and Molly Mohar: “A Survey of Financial Liberalisation”, Essay in International Finance No. 211, Princeton University, November 1998.
• Wade, Robert: “The Coming Fight Over Capital Flows”, in: Foreign Policy, Winter 1998-99, S. 41-54.
• Walter, A.: World Power and World Money, New York 1993.
• Williamson, John: What Should the Bank Think about the Washington Consensus? Paper Prepared as a Background to the World Bank’s World Development Report 2000, July 1999.
• Wyplotz, Charles: “International Financial Instability”, in: M. Stern ed. Global Public Goods: International Co-operation in the 21^st Century New York 1999.

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