2 November 2001
A new briefing argues for a reformed International Monetary Fund within “a new financial architecture”.
A new IMF paper proposes changes to current methods of applying conditionality.
The implications for the World Bank and IMF of the 11 September atrocities and their aftermath are as yet uncertain.
After an initial period of shock and confusion in the wake of the 11 September attacks on the US, anti-globalisers have resumed their protests against multilateral trade and financial institutions.
The draft Ministerial Declaration for the World Trade Organisation’s Doha Meeting in November calls for the WTO to cooperate more closely with the World Bank and IMF.
