ISBN:
9780198866350
Language:
English
Pages:
1 Online-Ressource (xvii, 352 Seiten)
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Illustrationen
Keywords:
Öffentliche Schulden
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Auslandsschulden
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Anleihe
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Kredit
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Bereitschaftskredit
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Debt Management
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Umschuldung
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Geschichte
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Kolonialismus
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Economics
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Macroeconomics
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Public finance
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Abstract:
This volume offers two important contributions to the literature on sovereign debt. First, it provides a unique genealogy of debt collection practices in terms of their availability, acceptability and efficacy. We argue that creditors’ tactics and methods to enforce debt repayment emerged and solidified to a large extent in relation to the threads of colonial history, from the building of empires to the decolonisation era. Second, this volume reflects critically on the relevance of neo-colonial interpretations in recent cases of sovereign debt disputes
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Tabellen, Literaturverzeichnisse, Literaturhinweise, Index
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Rethinking sovereign debt from colonial empires to hegemony
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Sovereignty and debt in nineteenth-century Latin America
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Foreign debt and colonization in Egypt and Tunisia (1862–82)
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Independence and the effect of empire : the case of ‘sovereign debts’$dissued by British colonies
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The fortune of geopolitical conditions in debt diplomacy : Mexico’s long road to the 1942 foreign debt settlement
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The multilateral principle-based approach to the restructuring of german debts in 1953
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The revenge of defaulters : sovereign defaults and interstate negotiations in the post-war financial order, 1940–65
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We owe you nothing : decolonization and sovereign debt obligations in international public law
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Decolonization and sovereign debt : a Quagmire
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The global South debt revolution that wasn’t : UNCTAD from technocractic activism to technical assistance
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Placing contemporary sovereign debt : the fragmented landscape of legal precedent and legislative pre-emption
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Maduro Bonds
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Contract provisions, default risk, and bond prices : evidence from Puerto Rico
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Concluding remarks : (neo)colonialism, (neo)imperialism, and hegemony: on choosing concepts in sovereign debt
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English
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