Legally Defending Mission-Creep: How the Bretton Woods Charters Anticipate and Justify IMF Attention to "Structural" Variables in its Oversight of the Global Financial System

Authors

Robert C. Hockett, Cornell Law SchoolFollow

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

Fall 2002

Keywords

United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference, International finance, Monetary policy, Global financial system, International Monetary Fund, IMF

Disciplines

Law and Economics

Recommended Citation

Hockett, Robert C., "Legally Defending Mission-Creep: How the Bretton Woods Charters Anticipate and Justify IMF Attention to "Structural" Variables in its Oversight of the Global Financial System" (2002). Cornell Law Faculty Publications. 51.
https://scholarship.law.cornell.edu/facpub/51

Publication Citation

Robert C. Hockett, "Legally Defending Mission-Creep: How the Bretton Woods Charters Anticipate and Justify IMF Attention to "Structural" Variables in its Oversight of the Global Financial System", 13 International Legal Perspectives (2002)