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List of Tables, Figures, and Illustrations | p. xvi |
List of Abbreviations | p. xviii |
Chronology | p. xx |
Introduction | p. 1 |
The genesis of SDRs and the limitations of the Rio Agreement | p. 9 |
Introduction | p. 9 |
The Postwar Legacy | p. 11 |
The Liquidity Debate in the 1960s | p. 16 |
Forging a European Response | p. 22 |
The Intensification of Negotiations | p. 29 |
Accomplishments and Limitations of the First Amendment | p. 32 |
Summary | p. 34 |
SDRs in the transition from Bretton Woods monetary arrangements | p. 45 |
Introduction | p. 45 |
The First SDR Allocation | p. 46 |
Continued Systemic Instability | p. 53 |
The SDR and International Liquidity Provision | p. 55 |
The Committee of Twenty and Prospects for Reform | p. 60 |
Increasing Strains in International Monetary Management | p. 63 |
The Early Role of the SDR Outside the IMF | p. 66 |
Summary | p. 67 |
The influence of US policy on the SDR under post-Bretton Woods arrangements | p. 77 |
Introduction | p. 77 |
Europe and SDRs in the post-Bretton Woods Era | p. 78 |
Waning US Enthusiasm for the SDR and Other Formalized Post-Bretton Woods Arrangements | p. 82 |
Continued 'Ad Hoccery' and US Accommodation of Floating Rates | p. 90 |
The US Discussion of an SDR Substitution Account | p. 95 |
State Department Involvement in the Evolution of US Policy Towards the SDR | p. 99 |
Summary | p. 103 |
The SDR and the US international monetary policy process | p. 112 |
Introduction | p. 112 |
Domestic Policy Considerations in the Determination of US International Monetary Policy | p. 113 |
US International Monetary Policy Responsibilities in the Legislative and Executive Branches | p. 116 |
The Federal Reserve Board | p. 121 |
The Growing Role and Influence of the US Congress on International Monetary Questions | p. 127 |
Post-Bretton Woods US International Monetary Policy and Theories of US Foreign Policy Determination | p. 131 |
Summary | p. 137 |
SDRs and the negotiation of the Second Amendment to the Fund's Articles of Agreement | p. 148 |
Introduction | p. 148 |
Precursors to the Jamaica Agreement and the Legacy of the C-20 | p. 149 |
The Structure of the Second Amendment Negotiations | p. 153 |
The Process of NegotiationùThe Council | p. 155 |
The Failure of the SDR/Aid 'Link' Proposals | p. 158 |
The Gold Substitution Account | p. 162 |
Reconstitution | p. 164 |
The SDR as Principal Reserve Asset | p. 167 |
Less Obvious Accomplishments of the Second Amendment: Enabling Powers and Automaticity | p. 175 |
Summary | p. 176 |
SDRs after the Second Amendment | p. 187 |
Introduction | p. 187 |
Accomplishment through Compromise: The Second SDR Allocation | p. 188 |
The Substitution Account and the Continued Institutional Evolution of the IMF | p. 197 |
Developing Countries and SDRs Under Post-Bretton Woods Arrangements | p. 206 |
Towards the Fourth Amendment and the Response to the International Financial Crisis | p. 212 |
Summary | p. 226 |
Conclusion | p. 239 |
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Bibliography | p. 263 |
Index | p. 287 |
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