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Imperialism and the Political Economy of Global South's Debtrecognises the systemic nature of the Global South's external debt, revealed only further by the economic uncertainty of the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as the need to analyse it in relation to existing imperialist structures
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| 505 | 8 | |a 2 Debts and Development (1956-1985) -- 3 From Salvation to Sanctions -- 4 A Forced "Delinking" -- 5 Revolution and After -- 6 Counting Sudan's Debts -- 7 Sudan, HIPC, and the Aborted Transition -- 8 Stealing a Revolution -- 9 Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 2. The Elusive Quest for a Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanism -- Refusing to Improve: Sovereign Debt REPAYMENT DIFFICULTIES and the Political Economy of Inertia in UNCTAD 1964-1979 -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Escalating Political Disputes Over Debt Repayment Difficulties -- 3 DEBT Policy Proposals Through UNCTAD I-V -- 3.1 Rejection and Deferral: UNCTAD I-III - Geneva to Santiago -- 3.2 Splintering Proposals: From UNCTAD IV (Nairobi) to UNCTAD V (Manila) -- 4 Conclusion -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT -- Notes -- References -- Limits of Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanisms and Possible Alternatives -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Brief History of Attempts to Create a Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanism -- 3 The Current Mechanisms -- 3.1 The International Monetary Fund -- 3.2 The Paris Club -- 3.3 The London Club and the Institute of International Finance -- 4 The Evolution of the Public External Debt of Southern Countries -- 5 COVID-19 Pandemic Management -- 5.1 The Debt Service Suspension Initiative -- 5.2 The Common Framework -- 6 The Need to Get out of the Clutches of Creditors -- 7 Principles and Limits of an International Mechanism for Restructuring Sovereign Debt -- 7.1 Principles -- 7.2 Limitations -- 8 Take Immediate Unilateral Action to Free Ourselves From Debt -- 8.1 Impose a Moratorium and Oppose Creditors' Conditionalities -- 8.2 Conduct an Audit of the Public Debt With Citizen Participation -- 8.2.1 A Lawful Measure -- 8.2.2 The Cases of Ecuador and Norway -- 8.2.3 The Benefits of the Citizen Audit of the Debt | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 8.3 The Right of States to Declare the Nullity of Public Debt -- 8.4 What Are the Risks for the States? -- 9 Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 3. Foreign Debt, Development, and Imperialism -- Managing the Balance-of-Payments Constraint: Dilemmas and Perspectives -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Reasons for and Against Public Debt in the Domestic Economy -- 3 Money and Debt in the International Context: The External Constraint -- 4 Policies to Deal With the External Constraint -- 4.1 The Neoliberal Solution: Free Flows of Trade and Finance -- 4.2 A Heterodox Solution: Industrial Policy and Public Investment -- 4.3 Unfortunate Convergence of Solutions -- 4.4 Heterodox Strategies to Deal With the External Constraint -- 5 The Dilemma in Practice -- 6 Outlook: A Reform to Lift the External Constraint -- 6.1 Short Recap of the Transfer Problem -- 6.2 A One-Country Reform of International Payments -- 7 Concluding Remarks -- Notes -- References -- Country Abbreviations -- Imperialism and Global South's Debt: Insights From Modern Monetary Theory, Ecological Economics, and Dependency Theory -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Public Debt and Monetary Sovereignty -- 3 On Original Sin -- 4 Debt and FDI's "First Claimant" Right -- 5 Net Resource Transfers and Unequal Ecological Exchange -- 6 The NIEO Illusion -- Notes -- References -- China and Debt-Trap Diplomacy: A Brief Assessment -- Abstract -- 1 Unpacking the Belt and Road Initiative and the Debt-Trap Diplomacy Narrative -- 2. Is Sri Lanka a Case of Chinese Debt-Trap Diplomacy? -- 3. China's Challenges as a Global Creditor in the COVID-19 Context -- Notes -- INDEX. | |
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| contents | Cover -- IMPERIALISM AND THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF GLOBAL SOUTH'S DEBT -- RESEARCH IN POLITICAL ECONOMY -- EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD -- IMPERIALISM AND THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF GLOBAL SOUTH'S DEBT -- Copyright -- CONTENTS -- LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES -- LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS -- ABOUT THE EDITOR -- ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS -- PREFACE -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- 1. Case Studies -- The Political Economy of Debt in the Global South: The Case of Argentina (2001-2022) -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 From the Dictatorship to the 2001 Economic Crisis and the Debt-Renegotiation Processes -- 3 The Return of External Restrictions -- 4 The Macri Administration (2015-2019) and the Return to the IMF -- 5 The Economic Consequences of External Indebtedness and the Challenges for the Global South -- Notes -- References -- Can Debt Be Sustainable, if Life Isn't? Argentina's Debt Crisis and Social Reproduction* -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Argentina and Debt: A Brief History of Dependency -- 3 Debt Sustainability: What Is It? -- 4 Political Feasibility or Life at the Center? -- 5 Life at the Center or No Debt Sustainability Without Life Sustainability -- 6 Conclusions -- Notes -- References -- Colonial Hangover in Global Financial Markets: Eurobonds, China, and African Debt -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Colonial Hangover, Law, and the Development of Sovereign Debt Markets -- 3 Structural Adjustment and Sovereign Debt Cycles in Africa -- 4 The Changing African Sovereign Debt Creditor Landscape -- 5 Debt Management, the COVID-19 Pandemic, and the DSSI -- 6 Cycles of Debt Crisis in Zambia -- 7 External Debt and Transparency: Lessons From Mozambique -- 8 Conclusion - Allocating Sovereign Debt Risk -- Notes -- References -- Tightening the Grip: Foreign Creditors and Sudan's Political Transition (2019-2022) -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction 2 Debts and Development (1956-1985) -- 3 From Salvation to Sanctions -- 4 A Forced "Delinking" -- 5 Revolution and After -- 6 Counting Sudan's Debts -- 7 Sudan, HIPC, and the Aborted Transition -- 8 Stealing a Revolution -- 9 Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 2. The Elusive Quest for a Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanism -- Refusing to Improve: Sovereign Debt REPAYMENT DIFFICULTIES and the Political Economy of Inertia in UNCTAD 1964-1979 -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Escalating Political Disputes Over Debt Repayment Difficulties -- 3 DEBT Policy Proposals Through UNCTAD I-V -- 3.1 Rejection and Deferral: UNCTAD I-III - Geneva to Santiago -- 3.2 Splintering Proposals: From UNCTAD IV (Nairobi) to UNCTAD V (Manila) -- 4 Conclusion -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT -- Notes -- References -- Limits of Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanisms and Possible Alternatives -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Brief History of Attempts to Create a Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanism -- 3 The Current Mechanisms -- 3.1 The International Monetary Fund -- 3.2 The Paris Club -- 3.3 The London Club and the Institute of International Finance -- 4 The Evolution of the Public External Debt of Southern Countries -- 5 COVID-19 Pandemic Management -- 5.1 The Debt Service Suspension Initiative -- 5.2 The Common Framework -- 6 The Need to Get out of the Clutches of Creditors -- 7 Principles and Limits of an International Mechanism for Restructuring Sovereign Debt -- 7.1 Principles -- 7.2 Limitations -- 8 Take Immediate Unilateral Action to Free Ourselves From Debt -- 8.1 Impose a Moratorium and Oppose Creditors' Conditionalities -- 8.2 Conduct an Audit of the Public Debt With Citizen Participation -- 8.2.1 A Lawful Measure -- 8.2.2 The Cases of Ecuador and Norway -- 8.2.3 The Benefits of the Citizen Audit of the Debt 8.3 The Right of States to Declare the Nullity of Public Debt -- 8.4 What Are the Risks for the States? -- 9 Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 3. Foreign Debt, Development, and Imperialism -- Managing the Balance-of-Payments Constraint: Dilemmas and Perspectives -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Reasons for and Against Public Debt in the Domestic Economy -- 3 Money and Debt in the International Context: The External Constraint -- 4 Policies to Deal With the External Constraint -- 4.1 The Neoliberal Solution: Free Flows of Trade and Finance -- 4.2 A Heterodox Solution: Industrial Policy and Public Investment -- 4.3 Unfortunate Convergence of Solutions -- 4.4 Heterodox Strategies to Deal With the External Constraint -- 5 The Dilemma in Practice -- 6 Outlook: A Reform to Lift the External Constraint -- 6.1 Short Recap of the Transfer Problem -- 6.2 A One-Country Reform of International Payments -- 7 Concluding Remarks -- Notes -- References -- Country Abbreviations -- Imperialism and Global South's Debt: Insights From Modern Monetary Theory, Ecological Economics, and Dependency Theory -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Public Debt and Monetary Sovereignty -- 3 On Original Sin -- 4 Debt and FDI's "First Claimant" Right -- 5 Net Resource Transfers and Unequal Ecological Exchange -- 6 The NIEO Illusion -- Notes -- References -- China and Debt-Trap Diplomacy: A Brief Assessment -- Abstract -- 1 Unpacking the Belt and Road Initiative and the Debt-Trap Diplomacy Narrative -- 2. 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Case Studies -- The Political Economy of Debt in the Global South: The Case of Argentina (2001-2022) -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 From the Dictatorship to the 2001 Economic Crisis and the Debt-Renegotiation Processes -- 3 The Return of External Restrictions -- 4 The Macri Administration (2015-2019) and the Return to the IMF -- 5 The Economic Consequences of External Indebtedness and the Challenges for the Global South -- Notes -- References -- Can Debt Be Sustainable, if Life Isn't? Argentina's Debt Crisis and Social Reproduction* -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Argentina and Debt: A Brief History of Dependency -- 3 Debt Sustainability: What Is It? -- 4 Political Feasibility or Life at the Center? -- 5 Life at the Center or No Debt Sustainability Without Life Sustainability -- 6 Conclusions -- Notes -- References -- Colonial Hangover in Global Financial Markets: Eurobonds, China, and African Debt -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Colonial Hangover, Law, and the Development of Sovereign Debt Markets -- 3 Structural Adjustment and Sovereign Debt Cycles in Africa -- 4 The Changing African Sovereign Debt Creditor Landscape -- 5 Debt Management, the COVID-19 Pandemic, and the DSSI -- 6 Cycles of Debt Crisis in Zambia -- 7 External Debt and Transparency: Lessons From Mozambique -- 8 Conclusion - Allocating Sovereign Debt Risk -- Notes -- References -- Tightening the Grip: Foreign Creditors and Sudan's Political Transition (2019-2022) -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction 2 Debts and Development (1956-1985) -- 3 From Salvation to Sanctions -- 4 A Forced "Delinking" -- 5 Revolution and After -- 6 Counting Sudan's Debts -- 7 Sudan, HIPC, and the Aborted Transition -- 8 Stealing a Revolution -- 9 Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 2. The Elusive Quest for a Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanism -- Refusing to Improve: Sovereign Debt REPAYMENT DIFFICULTIES and the Political Economy of Inertia in UNCTAD 1964-1979 -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Escalating Political Disputes Over Debt Repayment Difficulties -- 3 DEBT Policy Proposals Through UNCTAD I-V -- 3.1 Rejection and Deferral: UNCTAD I-III - Geneva to Santiago -- 3.2 Splintering Proposals: From UNCTAD IV (Nairobi) to UNCTAD V (Manila) -- 4 Conclusion -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT -- Notes -- References -- Limits of Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanisms and Possible Alternatives -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Brief History of Attempts to Create a Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanism -- 3 The Current Mechanisms -- 3.1 The International Monetary Fund -- 3.2 The Paris Club -- 3.3 The London Club and the Institute of International Finance -- 4 The Evolution of the Public External Debt of Southern Countries -- 5 COVID-19 Pandemic Management -- 5.1 The Debt Service Suspension Initiative -- 5.2 The Common Framework -- 6 The Need to Get out of the Clutches of Creditors -- 7 Principles and Limits of an International Mechanism for Restructuring Sovereign Debt -- 7.1 Principles -- 7.2 Limitations -- 8 Take Immediate Unilateral Action to Free Ourselves From Debt -- 8.1 Impose a Moratorium and Oppose Creditors' Conditionalities -- 8.2 Conduct an Audit of the Public Debt With Citizen Participation -- 8.2.1 A Lawful Measure -- 8.2.2 The Cases of Ecuador and Norway -- 8.2.3 The Benefits of the Citizen Audit of the Debt 8.3 The Right of States to Declare the Nullity of Public Debt -- 8.4 What Are the Risks for the States? -- 9 Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 3. Foreign Debt, Development, and Imperialism -- Managing the Balance-of-Payments Constraint: Dilemmas and Perspectives -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Reasons for and Against Public Debt in the Domestic Economy -- 3 Money and Debt in the International Context: The External Constraint -- 4 Policies to Deal With the External Constraint -- 4.1 The Neoliberal Solution: Free Flows of Trade and Finance -- 4.2 A Heterodox Solution: Industrial Policy and Public Investment -- 4.3 Unfortunate Convergence of Solutions -- 4.4 Heterodox Strategies to Deal With the External Constraint -- 5 The Dilemma in Practice -- 6 Outlook: A Reform to Lift the External Constraint -- 6.1 Short Recap of the Transfer Problem -- 6.2 A One-Country Reform of International Payments -- 7 Concluding Remarks -- Notes -- References -- Country Abbreviations -- Imperialism and Global South's Debt: Insights From Modern Monetary Theory, Ecological Economics, and Dependency Theory -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Public Debt and Monetary Sovereignty -- 3 On Original Sin -- 4 Debt and FDI's "First Claimant" Right -- 5 Net Resource Transfers and Unequal Ecological Exchange -- 6 The NIEO Illusion -- Notes -- References -- China and Debt-Trap Diplomacy: A Brief Assessment -- Abstract -- 1 Unpacking the Belt and Road Initiative and the Debt-Trap Diplomacy Narrative -- 2. Is Sri Lanka a Case of Chinese Debt-Trap Diplomacy? -- 3. China's Challenges as a Global Creditor in the COVID-19 Context -- Notes -- INDEX. Imperialism and the Political Economy of Global South's Debtrecognises the systemic nature of the Global South's external debt, revealed only further by the economic uncertainty of the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as the need to analyse it in relation to existing imperialist structures Business Economics Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Sylla, Ndongo Samba Imperialism and the Political Economy of Global South's Debt Bingley : Emerald Publishing Limited,c2023 9781802624847 |
| spellingShingle | Sylla, Ndongo Samba Imperialism and the Political Economy of Global South's Debt Cover -- IMPERIALISM AND THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF GLOBAL SOUTH'S DEBT -- RESEARCH IN POLITICAL ECONOMY -- EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD -- IMPERIALISM AND THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF GLOBAL SOUTH'S DEBT -- Copyright -- CONTENTS -- LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES -- LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS -- ABOUT THE EDITOR -- ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS -- PREFACE -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- 1. Case Studies -- The Political Economy of Debt in the Global South: The Case of Argentina (2001-2022) -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 From the Dictatorship to the 2001 Economic Crisis and the Debt-Renegotiation Processes -- 3 The Return of External Restrictions -- 4 The Macri Administration (2015-2019) and the Return to the IMF -- 5 The Economic Consequences of External Indebtedness and the Challenges for the Global South -- Notes -- References -- Can Debt Be Sustainable, if Life Isn't? Argentina's Debt Crisis and Social Reproduction* -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Argentina and Debt: A Brief History of Dependency -- 3 Debt Sustainability: What Is It? -- 4 Political Feasibility or Life at the Center? -- 5 Life at the Center or No Debt Sustainability Without Life Sustainability -- 6 Conclusions -- Notes -- References -- Colonial Hangover in Global Financial Markets: Eurobonds, China, and African Debt -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Colonial Hangover, Law, and the Development of Sovereign Debt Markets -- 3 Structural Adjustment and Sovereign Debt Cycles in Africa -- 4 The Changing African Sovereign Debt Creditor Landscape -- 5 Debt Management, the COVID-19 Pandemic, and the DSSI -- 6 Cycles of Debt Crisis in Zambia -- 7 External Debt and Transparency: Lessons From Mozambique -- 8 Conclusion - Allocating Sovereign Debt Risk -- Notes -- References -- Tightening the Grip: Foreign Creditors and Sudan's Political Transition (2019-2022) -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction 2 Debts and Development (1956-1985) -- 3 From Salvation to Sanctions -- 4 A Forced "Delinking" -- 5 Revolution and After -- 6 Counting Sudan's Debts -- 7 Sudan, HIPC, and the Aborted Transition -- 8 Stealing a Revolution -- 9 Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 2. The Elusive Quest for a Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanism -- Refusing to Improve: Sovereign Debt REPAYMENT DIFFICULTIES and the Political Economy of Inertia in UNCTAD 1964-1979 -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Escalating Political Disputes Over Debt Repayment Difficulties -- 3 DEBT Policy Proposals Through UNCTAD I-V -- 3.1 Rejection and Deferral: UNCTAD I-III - Geneva to Santiago -- 3.2 Splintering Proposals: From UNCTAD IV (Nairobi) to UNCTAD V (Manila) -- 4 Conclusion -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT -- Notes -- References -- Limits of Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanisms and Possible Alternatives -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Brief History of Attempts to Create a Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanism -- 3 The Current Mechanisms -- 3.1 The International Monetary Fund -- 3.2 The Paris Club -- 3.3 The London Club and the Institute of International Finance -- 4 The Evolution of the Public External Debt of Southern Countries -- 5 COVID-19 Pandemic Management -- 5.1 The Debt Service Suspension Initiative -- 5.2 The Common Framework -- 6 The Need to Get out of the Clutches of Creditors -- 7 Principles and Limits of an International Mechanism for Restructuring Sovereign Debt -- 7.1 Principles -- 7.2 Limitations -- 8 Take Immediate Unilateral Action to Free Ourselves From Debt -- 8.1 Impose a Moratorium and Oppose Creditors' Conditionalities -- 8.2 Conduct an Audit of the Public Debt With Citizen Participation -- 8.2.1 A Lawful Measure -- 8.2.2 The Cases of Ecuador and Norway -- 8.2.3 The Benefits of the Citizen Audit of the Debt 8.3 The Right of States to Declare the Nullity of Public Debt -- 8.4 What Are the Risks for the States? -- 9 Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 3. Foreign Debt, Development, and Imperialism -- Managing the Balance-of-Payments Constraint: Dilemmas and Perspectives -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Reasons for and Against Public Debt in the Domestic Economy -- 3 Money and Debt in the International Context: The External Constraint -- 4 Policies to Deal With the External Constraint -- 4.1 The Neoliberal Solution: Free Flows of Trade and Finance -- 4.2 A Heterodox Solution: Industrial Policy and Public Investment -- 4.3 Unfortunate Convergence of Solutions -- 4.4 Heterodox Strategies to Deal With the External Constraint -- 5 The Dilemma in Practice -- 6 Outlook: A Reform to Lift the External Constraint -- 6.1 Short Recap of the Transfer Problem -- 6.2 A One-Country Reform of International Payments -- 7 Concluding Remarks -- Notes -- References -- Country Abbreviations -- Imperialism and Global South's Debt: Insights From Modern Monetary Theory, Ecological Economics, and Dependency Theory -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Public Debt and Monetary Sovereignty -- 3 On Original Sin -- 4 Debt and FDI's "First Claimant" Right -- 5 Net Resource Transfers and Unequal Ecological Exchange -- 6 The NIEO Illusion -- Notes -- References -- China and Debt-Trap Diplomacy: A Brief Assessment -- Abstract -- 1 Unpacking the Belt and Road Initiative and the Debt-Trap Diplomacy Narrative -- 2. Is Sri Lanka a Case of Chinese Debt-Trap Diplomacy? -- 3. China's Challenges as a Global Creditor in the COVID-19 Context -- Notes -- INDEX. Business Economics |
| title | Imperialism and the Political Economy of Global South's Debt |
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