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The iron cage: the WTO, the Bretton Woods Institutions, and the south -- Why reform of the WTO is the wrong agenda -- Jurassic fund: should developing countries push to decommission the IMF? -- Meltzer report builds the case for abolition of Bretton Woods twins -- Asian financial crisis: the movie -- Fast track capitalism, geoeconomic competition, and the sustainable development challenge -- East Asia: on the eve of the great transformation? -- Notes on the ascendancy and regulation of global finance -- Breaking with the faith -- Power, timidity, and irresponsibility in global finance -- US economic expansion: boon or bane for Asia? -- The shrimp-turtle controversy and the rise of green unilateralism -- Dangerous liaisons: progressives, the right, and the anti-China trade campaign -- Why land reform is no longer possible without revolution -- Washington and the demise of the third wave of democratization -- Prague 2000: toward a de-globalized world -- Global civil society: promise and pitfalls -- 2000: the year of global protest against globalization -- Washington's political transition threatens Bretton Woods twins -- When Davos meets Porto Alegre: a memoir.
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