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First published in 2001. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Contents
Preface Acknowledgements 1. IntroductionWartime Planning for Postwar Financial Multilateralism, 1940-1945 The Economic World View of US Postwar Planners Organizing US Foreign Economic Policy Making Creating the International Monetary Fund and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development Developing and International Monetary Stabilization Organization Creating the World Bank 3. Engineering Congressional Passage of the Bretton Woods Agreements and The Creation of NAC 4. Securing Britain's Commitment of Economic Multilateralism Establishing the NAC and Negotiation Postwar Aid for Britain Establishing the National Advisory Coucil on International Monetary and Financial Problems Coordinating Postwar Foreign Assistance Programs Negotiating the Anglo-American Financial Agreement 5. From Financial Multilateralism to Economic Containment the NAC and US Foreign Lng Policy, 1946 Devising a Postwar US Froeign Lng Policy; The Politcis of US Foreign Lng A Political Loan for Nationalist China The Politics of Reconstruction Lng to Europe; Eastern Europe Western Europe The Background of a Loan to the Soviet Union The Ascendancy of Economic Containment 6. Promoting Postwar Lng for Reconstruction and Development the NAC, the World Bank and the Aldrich Committee, 1946-1948 Launching the World Bank and Developmental Lng Policy Chile as a Test Case Promoting Private Investment the NAC and the Aldrich Committee US Foreign Lng and Investment Policy, 1948 7. Convertibility Deferred The NAC, the IMF and Britain's Experiment with Sterling Covertibility; Reshaping IMF Policy in Light of the European Recovery Program 8. Conclusion; Redefining the NAC's Role in Foriegn Policy Making A Final Assessment Bibliography.
