Governing global finance: new challenges, G7 and IMF contributions

1. Introduction, Summary, and Conclusions / Michele Fratianni, Paolo Savona and John J. Kirton

Pt. I. Governing Global Finance: The G7's Contribution

2. Reforming the International Financial Architecture: The G7 Summit's Successes and Shortcomings / Nicholas Bayne

3. Consensus and Coherence in G7 Financial Governance / John J. Kirton

Pt. II. Generating Growth in the Global Economy

4. G7's Contribution to Global Economic Growth: An Agenda / Andreas Freytag

5. Japan, Asia, and the Rebuilding of the Financial Sector / Takashi Kiuchi

Pt. III. Assembling a New International Financial Architecture

6. Problems and Reforms of the International Monetary System / Dominick Salvatore

7. One Region, One Money: The Need for New Directions in Monetary Policies / George M. von Furstenberg

8. International Standards, Crisis Management, and Lenders of Last Resort in the International Financial Architecture / Michele Fratianni and John C. Pattison

Pt. IV. Need for New Directions

9. Crisis Prevention and the Role of IMF Conditionality / Giorgio Gomel

10. On Some Unresolved Problems of Monetary Theory and Policy / Paolo Savona

11. Britain, Europe, and North America / Alan M. Rugman and Alina Kudina

App. A. Impressions of the Genoa Summit, 20-22 July 2001 / Nicholas Bayne

App. B. G7 Finance Ministers Meeting, Rome, 7 July 2001: Performance Assessment / George M. von Furstenberg

App. C. G7/8 Commitments Report 2000 / John J. Kirton, Ella Kokotsis and Diana Juricevic

App. D. G7/8 Commitments and Their Significance / John J. Kirton, Ella Kokotsis and Diana Juricevic

App. E. Statement of G7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors: Palermo, 17 February 2001

App. F. Statement of G7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors on Turkey: 19 March 2001

App. G. Statement of G7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors: Washington, 28 April 2001

App. H. Fighting the Abuses of the Global Financial System: Report of G7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors: Rome, 7 July 2001

App. I. Strengthening the International Financial System and the Multilateral Development Banks: Report of G7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Rome, 7 July 2001

App. J. G7 Statement: Genova, 20 July 2001

App. K. Statement of G7 Finance Ministers on IMF-Argentina Talks: 19 August 2001

App. L. Statement of G7 Ministers of Finance: 25 September 2001

App. M. G7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Statement on Terrorism: 6 October 2001

App. N. Meeting of G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors: Ottawa, 16-17 November 2001.