China's Participation in the IMF, the World Bank, and GATT: Toward a Global Economic OrderUniversity of Michigan Press, 1990 - 199 Seiten Studies the evolving relationship between China and the keystone international economic organizations |
Inhalt
The Issues at Stake Implications for International Political | 17 |
Two Moving Targets of Undetermined Trajectories 17 | 27 |
The Origins and Purposes of the KIEOS The Evolution | 33 |
The Process of Engagement with IMF and IBRD | 57 |
A Successful Engagement To the Mid1970s Establishing | 66 |
Winter 1980 Negotiating the Terms for Membership | 74 |
Negotiations about Chinas Application for Full | 83 |
The Process of Initial Participation in the KIEOS | 107 |
The Process of Mutual Adjustment | 129 |
Implications for the Future | 157 |
World Bank China Approved Projects | 173 |
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adjustment agencies balance of payments Bank and IMF Bank of China Bank officials Bank's Beijing billion bureaucratic changes China's full participation China's involvement China's participation Chinese economy Chinese membership Chinese officials contracting parties Cultural Revolution currency decision Deng Xiaoping developing countries domestic early economic development economists executive director exports external foreign trade GATT's IBRD IMF and World IMF's important increased industrialized institutions international economic order International Monetary Fund international organizations international trade issues Japan KIEOS lending Lin Biao loans major Mao's McNamara ment mission neoliberal participation in GATT People's Bank People's Republic percent planning policies political quota response role sector Soviet Union Special Drawing Rights Staff Working Papers strategy Taiwan tion tional trade regime tranche UNCTAD United Nations University Press UNSG Washington Western World Bank Staff Zhao Zhao Ziyang Zhou Zhou Enlai
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