Who elected the bankers?: surveillance and control in the world economy

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1. Global Markets and National Politics2. The Political Economy of International Capital Mobility3. The League of Nations and Roots of Multilateral Oversight4. The Transformation of Economic Oversight in the League5. Global Aspirations and the Early International Monetary Fund6. The Reinvention of Multilateral Economic Surveillance7. The Political Foundations of Global MarketsNotes Selected Bibliography Index

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