International financial and monetary law / Rosa María Lastra.
2015
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Author
Title
International financial and monetary law / Rosa María Lastra.
Uniform Title
Legal foundations of international monetary stability
Published
Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2015.
Call Number
K4431 .L37 2015
Edition
Second edition.
ISBN
9780199671090 (hbk.)
0199671095 (hbk.)
0199671095 (hbk.)
Description
xlix, 626 pages ; 26 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)896850864
Note
Previous edition: published as Legal foundations of international monetary stability. 2006.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Table of Contents
Table of Cases
xxiii
Table of Legislation
xxv
List of Abbreviations
xliii
I.
DEVELOPMENTS AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL
1.
Monetary Sovereignty
A.
Introduction
1
B.
Definition of Sovereignty
6
C.
History of Sovereignty
11
D.
Money and Monetary Sovereignty under International Law: Lex Monetae
29
E.
The Attributes of Monetary Sovereignty
51
F.
The Erosion of Monetary Sovereignty
56
G.
Concluding Observations
76
2.
Central Banking Law
B.
Rationale and Functions of Central Banks
7
C.
Monetary Stability and Other Central Bank Objectives
85
D.
Independent Central Banks: Theory and Practice
104
E.
Central Bank Accountability and Democratic Legitimacy
159
F.
Supervisory Independence and Accountability
187
G.
Central Bank Reserves and Central Bank Immunity
195
H.
Currency Boards
221
3.
Supervision, Regulation, and Financial Stability
B.
Definition of Supervision and Regulation
6
C.
Separation between Monetary and Supervisory Functions
51
D.
Financial Stability
58
E.
The Optimal Number of Supervisory Authorities
85
F.
Public versus Private Supervision
94
G.
Independence versus Politically Directed Process
101
H.
Institution versus Business Function
110
I.
Institution versus Supervisory Function
114
J.
Structural Reforms
116
4.
Crisis Management
B.
The Anatomy of a Crisis'
5
C.
Lender of Last Resort
8
D.
Deposit Insurance
37
E.
Bank Resolution and Insolvency
59
F.
Systemic Risk and Systemic Crises
113
5.
Law Reform in Emerging Economies
B.
The Importance of the Legal Framework
6
C.
Reform Agenda: The 'Washington Consensus'
10
D.
Beyond the 'Washington Consensus'
17
E.
The Law Reform Process
28
II.
DEVELOPMENTS AT THE EU LEVEL
6.
History of Monetary Integration in Europe
B.
Progress Towards Monetary Union in Europe
6
C.
The Maastricht Treaty on European Union
50
D.
Degrees of Integration
80
E.
Optimum Currency Areas
106
F.
Impact of EMU upon Other Regional Groupings
111
7.
The Law of the European Central Bank
B.
The European System of Central Banks
3
C.
Objectives of the ESCB
24
D.
Tasks of the ESCB
33
E.
The Status of the European Central Bank
68
F.
Legal Provisions Regulating the Euro
92
G.
The Future of the Euro
137
8.
Economic Governance
B.
Asymmetry of EMU
15
C.
Primary Law Regarding 'Economic Union': From Maastricht to Lisbon
19
D.
Pre-crisis Secondary Law: The Stability and Growth Pact
63
E.
The Fiscal Crisis and Lessons Thereof
95
F.
Strengthening Economic Governance Post Crisis
115
G.
Architecture to Deal with Sovereign Debt Problems in the Eurozone
167
H.
Genuine Economic and Monetary Union
193
I.
Regional Adjustment
198
J.
Concluding Observations
207
9.
External Aspects of EMU
B.
Exchange Rate Policy
7
C.
Detailed Analysis of Articles 219 and 138 TFEU
30
D.
International Relations
45
E.
Concluding Observations
70
10.
Banking Union
B.
The Rationale of Banking Union
7
C.
The Three Pillars of Banking Union
16
D.
The 'Missing Pillar': Lender of Last Resort
69
E.
Concluding Observations
91
11.
European Financial Architecture
B.
Models of Integration
7
C.
History of the Legislative Processes to Adopt Financial Regulation in the EU
13
D.
The European System of Financial Supervision
28
E.
Concluding Observations
74
III.
DEVELOPMENTS AT THE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL
12.
History of International Monetary Cooperation
B.
The International Gold Standard
6
C.
The Inter-war Period
9
D.
The Keynes and White Plans
15
E.
The Bretton Woods Conference
22
F.
The Bretton Woods Regime
26
G.
The Second Amendment to the IMF Articles of Agreement
55
H.
Concluding Observations
69
13.
The Law of the International Monetary Fund
B.
The Role and Purposes of the IMF
5
C.
Organizational Issues
11
D.
Financial Issues
22
E.
Special Drawing Rights
54
F.
Current Account Convertibility and the Control of Capital Movements
63
G.
IMF Functions
79
H.
The Evolution of IMF Financial Facilities and Policies
194
I.
Concluding Observations
240
14.
International Financial Architecture
B.
'Soft Law' and International Financial Standard Setting
7
C.
The Role of the IMF in Crisis Management
100
D.
The Actors in the International Financial Architecture
183
E.
A New Architecture: Do We Need a World Financial Organization?
195
F.
Concluding Observations
216
Bibliography
555
Index
607