Poor states, power and the politics of IMF reform : drivers of change in the post-Washington consensus /: drivers of change in the post-Washington consensus. ([2016])

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Mark Hibben.
• Authors: Hibben, Mark
• Contents: Dedication; Preface; Contents; Abbreviations; List of Figures; List of Tables; Chapter 1: The IMF, LIDC Reform, and the Post-ƯWashington Consensus; 1.1 What Drives Post-Washington Consensus IMF LIDC Reform and Why Does It Matter?; 1.2 Contested Areas of IMF LIDC Policy in the Post-2008 Era; 1.3 Who Are the LIDCs?; 1.4 Organization, Research Design, and Findings; Bibliography; Chapter 2: The IMF and LIDCs; 2.1 Mandate and Quota System; 2.2 Organizational Structure; 2.3 Lending Facilities, FSAPs, and the PSI; 2.4 Operational Culture; Bureaucratic; Hierarchical; Homogenous/Conforming. Technocratic/Economistic; 2.5 1944-1952: The Bretton Woods Framework and the Rise of IMF Conditionality; 2.6 1953-1962: IMF 'Common Sense', the Polak Model, and SBAs; 2.7 1962-1971: Push Back, Early Concessionary Lending, and LIDC Technical Assistance; 2.8 1971-1996: Breakdown of Bretton Woods and the Washington Consensus; 2.9 Conclusion; Bibliography; Chapter 3: Theorizing Post-Washington Consensus LIDC Reform; 3.1 What Influences IMF Policy?; 3.2 Theorizing IMF LIDC Reform: A Rationalist Approach; 3.3 Theorizing IMF LIDC Reform: A Constructivist Approach. 3.4 Theorizing IMF LIDC Reform: A Historical Structural Approach; 3.5 Conclusion; Bibliography; Chapter 4: The HIPC and HIPC II Initiatives; 4.1 Setting the Stage for HIPC and HIPC II: The Breakdown of Bretton Wood's Hegemony; 4.2 The Mexican Debt Crisis, Demand Compression, and Structural Market Reform; 4.3 From Bilateral Debt Restructuring to Debt Reduction; 4.4 Rethinking IMF LIDC Debt Forgiveness: The HIPC Initiative; 4.5 'Faster, Deeper, and Broader Debt Relief' with Poverty Reduction: The HIPC II; 4.6 Conclusion; Bibliography; Chapter 5: 'Pro-Poor' Concessionary Lending: The PRGF. 5.1 IMF LIDC 'Common Sense' at the Height of the Washington Consensus; 5.2 Resistance to Structural Reform, Good Governance, and High Quality Growth; 5.3 Cracks in the Washington Consensus; 5.4 External Pressure and Internal IMF Debates Leading to the PRGF Reform; 5.5 Conclusion; Bibliography; Chapter 6: Deepening the IMF's Development Model: The ECF, RCF, and SCF Reform; 6.1 The 2008 Crisis, Inclusive Neoliberalism, and LIDC Reform; 6.2 The 2008 Crisis, Keynesian Macroeconomic Shifts, and LIDC Reform; Monetary Policy; Fiscal Policy; 6.3 Overcoming 'Minimalist' Resistance; 6.4 Conclusion.
• Publisher Details: London : Palgrave Macmillan
• Publication Date: 2016
• Copyright Date: 2016
• Extent: 1 online resource
• Subjects: 332.152; Political science; Economic assistance -- Developing countries; BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Finance; Economic assistance; Economic history; Economic policy; Social Science -- Poverty & Homelessness; Development studies; Political economy; Poverty; Political Science -- Economic Conditions; Political economy; Developing countries -- Economic policy; Developing countries -- Economic conditions; Developing countries; Electronic books
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781137577504; 1137577509
• Related ISBNs: 9781137577498
• Notes: Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.; Note: Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed June 23, 2016).
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