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Monetary Stability as a Common Concern in International Law: Policy Cooperation and Coordination of Central Banks

Lucía Satragno

ISBN13: 9789004508729
Published: February 2022
Publisher: Brill Nijhoff
Country of Publication: Netherlands
Format: Hardback
Price: £118.00



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Monetary Stability as a Common Concern in International Law convincingly argues that monetary stability should be recognised as a Common Concern of Humankind. It also claims that international monetary reform is needed and it provides a template for reform based on the theoretical foundations of the emerging doctrine of Common Concern.

Subjects:
Law and Economics
Contents:
Abbreviations and Acronyms
Table of Cases and Legislation
Introduction
1. The International Monetary System in the Post-Crisis Era
1. Definition and Purpose of the International Monetary System
2. The Global Financial Crisis and the Fragility of the International Monetary System
3. Key Aspects of the Core Elements of the International Monetary System
3.1 First Element - Exchange Rates
3.2 Second and Third Elements - International Payment System and International Capital Movements
3.3 Fourth Element - Monetary Reserves and Access to Liquidity
4. Conclusion
2. Monetary Stability Competing Policy Objectives and Trade-Offs
1. Monetary Sovereignty Today
2. A Revision of the Concept of Monetary Stability at the Different Levels of Governance
2.1 Domestic Monetary Stability
2.2 International Monetary Stability
3. International Spillovers of Monetary Policy and Their Impact on Monetary Stability
4. Conclusion
3. A Common Concern of Humankind Approach to Monetary Stability
1. Monetary Stability as a Global Public Good
2. Common Concern of Humankind - Review of Literature and Evolution of the Principle
2.1 Expression in Treaties and Scholarly Work
2.2 Foundations and Evolution of the Principle
3. Common Concern of Humankind - Process of Claims and Responses
3.1 The Duty to Cooperate
3.2 Obligation to Do Homework
3.3 Securing Compliance
3.4 Arguments in Support of the Principle of Common Concern of Humankind
4. Monetary Stability as a Common Concern of Humankind - A Preliminary Assessment
5. Conclusion
4. The Duty To Cooperate - The Fund's Role and Cooperation among States
1. Top-Down Approach - International Level of Governance
1.1 The International Financial Architecture - Governance Aspects
1.2 The Fund's Role
1.3 International Standard-Setting and Soft Law
2. Bottom-Up Approach - Central Banking Cooperation
2.1 The Evolution of Central Banking Cooperation
2.2 Diplomacy and Coordination
2.3 Responses to the gfc and Its Aftermath
3. Common Concern as a Guide to Enhanced Cooperation in Monetary Affairs
3.1 imf Mandatory Based Surveillance
3.2 Improved gfsn
3.3 Harness the Commitments Assumed at the Government Networks
4. Conclusion
5. Domestic Obligations Concerning Monetary Stability The Special Role of Central Banks
1. Domestic Obligations - The Special Role of Central Banks
1.1 Internal Dimension of Monetary Stability - Price Stability
1.1.1 Institution of a State
1.1.2 Issuance of Money
1.1.3 Privately Issued Virtual Currencies and Central Bank Issued Virtual Currencies
1.1.4 Conduct of National Monetary Policy
1.2 External Dimension of Monetary Stability - Exchange Rate Stability
1.2.1 Administration of a System of Exchange Control
1.2.2 Management of a Country's Foreign Reserves
2. Conclusion
6. Domestic Obligations Concerning Monetary Stability Unilateral Reactions and Securing Compliance
1. Domestic Obligations - Unilateral Reactions
1.1 Exchange Restrictions
1.2 Capital Controls
1.3 Exchange Rate Manipulation
1.4 Other Reactions
2. Securing Compliance - Monetary Stability Considerations
3. Conclusion
Conclusions
Bibliography
Index