Accountability of the International Monetary Fund

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Author:

Carin, Barry, 1946.

ISBN:

9780754645238

9781552501757

Personal Author:

Carin, Barry, 1946.

Publication Information:

Burlington, VT : Ashgate, 2005.

Physical Description:

xi, 124 p. ; 24 cm.

Series:

Voices in development management

University of North London voices in development management.

General Note:

Includes index.

Contents:

Introduction / Angela Wood -- Ch. 1. Improving southern voice on the IMF board : quo vadis shareholders? / Cyrus Rustomjee -- Ch. 2. Democratizing the IMF / Andrew Eggers, Ann Florini and Ngaire Woods -- Note 1. Experiences with the parliamentary network on the World Bank : a view from the inside / Norbert Mao -- Note 2. Bringing more voices into the policy debate / Goh Chien Yen -- Ch. 3. Power without responsibility? : enhancing learning and policy accountability at the international monetary fund / Angela Wood -- Ch. 4. Operational policies and procedures and an ombudsman / Daniel D. Bradlow -- Note 3. Tighter IMF accountability? : some dangers / Robert Hunter Wade.

Abstract:

"This volume brings together leading experts from North America, Europe, Africa and SE Asia to further the debate on the various dimensions of accountability of the IMF to its various shareholders and stakeholders. Having fully explored how the notion of accountability can be pragmatically applied to the IMF, it then tests various alternative approaches and puts forward recommendations for more effective and accountable future practice."--BOOK JACKET.

Corporate Subject:

International Monetary Fund -- Developing countries.

International Monetary Fund -- Management.

Subject Term:

International agencies -- Decision making.

Added Author:

Wood, Angela.

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Brings together leading experts from all over the world to further the debate on the various dimesions of accountability of IMF to its various sharholders and stakeholders. Having fully explored how the notion of accountability can be pragmatically applied it then tests various alternative appriaches and makes some recommendations.