The ‘Gänseliesel’ (Goose Girlis), a historical fountain erected in 1901, represents the most well-known landmark of the city of Goettingen.
 

GoJIL Vol. 2, No. 1 (2010)

Strategies for Solving Global Crises

Editorial
The Editors
 
 

Articles

Global Governance of the World Financial Crisis?
Roman Goldbach, Thorsten Hasche, Jörn Müller, Stefan Schüder
 
The National Environmental Premium in Germany: A Rapid Reaction to the Financial Crisis at the Expense of Democracy?
Julia Becker, Marcus Höreth, Jared Sonnicksen
 
Pride and Prejudice: How the Financial Crisis Made Us Reconsider SWFs
Luca Schicho
 
The Independence of Domestic Financial Regulators: An Underestimated Structural Issue in International Financial Governance
Régis Bismuth
 
Yes, We Can (Control Them)! – Regulatory Agencies: Trustees or Agents?
Stefan Handke
 
South-South Regional Monetary Cooperation: Mere Myth or New Opportunity for Financial Stability?
Laurissa Mühlich
 
Storming, Norming, Performing – Implications of the Financial Crisis in Southern Africa
Franziska Müller
 
Who Guards the Guardians: Legal Implications for the Operation of International Financial Institutions in Times of Financial Crisis
Jakob Wurm
 
Dying a Thousand Deaths: Recurring Emergencies and Exceptional Measures in International Law
Maria Agius
 
An Unusual Suspect? Monetary Sovereignty and Financial Instability
An Hertogen
 
Effective Law-Making in Times of Global Crisis – A Role for International Organizations
Stefan Kirchner
 
The Snake and the Tail – Theory of Derivatives’ Regulation and the Asymmetry of the Global Financial Crisis
Mariusz Golecki
 
Regional Power Shifts and Climate Knowledge Systems in (Global) Climate Governance
Babette Never
 
Beyond the Financial Crisis: Addressing Risk Challenges in a Changing Financial Environment
Marianne Ojo
 
The Productive Semantics of the Crisis
Florian Süssenguth
 
Lending and Sovereign Insolvency: A New Criterion to Distribute Losses among Creditors
Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky
 

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