The IMF and Global Financial Crises: Phoenix Rising?

1.Introduction 1.1.IPGs and Financial Stability 1.2.IGOs and the IMF 1.3.Principals and Agents 1.4.Overview 2.Bretton Woods 2.1.New Order 2.2.Administrative Arrangements 2.3.Adjustment versus Finance 2.4.Collapse of Bretton Woods 2.5.IMF and Bretton Woods: Appraisal 3.Transitions 3.1.New Responsibilities 3.2.Euromarkets 3.3.Recycling 3.4.New Organizations 3.5.IMF and the Nonsystem: Appraisal 4.The Debt Crisis 4.1.Crisis Emergence 4.2.Crisis Manager 4.3.Program Breakdowns 4.4.Crisis Resolution 4.5.Basel I 4.6.IMF and the Debt Crisis: Appraisal 5.Global Finance Redux 5.1.Resurgence of Capital Flows 5.2.IMF Programs and Capital Decontrol 5.3.Catalysis 5.4.New Amendment 5.5.IMF and Financial Liberalization: Appraisal 6.Currency Crises 6.1.ERM 6.2.IMF and the ERM Crisis: Appraisal 6.3.Mexico: Crisis 6.4.Mexico: Aftermath Contents note continued: 6.5.IMF and Mexico: Appraisal 7.The Widening Gyre 7.1.East Asia 7.2.IMF and East Asia: Appraisal 8.Fiscal Follies 8.1.Russia 8.2.IMF and Russia: Appraisal 8.3.Brazil 8.4.Argentina 8.5.IMF and Argentina: Appraisal 9.Lessons Learned 9.1.Reforms 9.2.International Lender of Last Resort 9.3.FSF and Basel II 9.4.Reserves and Regional Arrangements 10.The Great Recession 10.1.Global Imbalances 10.2.Premonitions 10.3.Impasse 10.4.Implosion 10.5.IMF and the Great Recession: Appraisal 11.The World Turned Upside Down 11.1.Debt Again 11.2.Integration or Autonomy? 11.3.What Is to Be Done?.