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Domestic Politics and the International Monetary Fund
Thu, August 29, 4:00 to 5:30pm, Omni, Diplomat BallroomSession Submission Type: Created Panel
Session Description
Papers in this session offer new insights into how domestic political economy factors shape key issues related to the IMF, including the design of conditionality and the presence of catalytic effects.
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Individual Presentations
IMF Conditionality and the Local Ownership of Structural Reforms - Nikitas Konstantinidis, IE University; Bernhard Reinsberg, University of Cambridge
The Political Economy of IMF Conditionality and Central Bank Independence. - Andreas Kern, Georgetown University; Bernhard Reinsberg, University of Cambridge
Domestic Public Opinion and the Catalytic Effects of IMF Programs - Sujeong Shim, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Poor Institutional Performance and Lack of Demand for the IMF - Brendan J. Connell, University of Colorado Boulder