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Used, Abused, Arrested And Deported: The Case For Extending Immigration Benefits To Protect Victims Of Trafficking And Secure Prosecution Of Traffickers, Dina F. Haynes
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Trafficking is a hot issue, and as such, there have been a number of articles written on the issue. My article, however, is unique in many respects.
I address this article from my perspective of working directly with the governments of Bosnia, Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro to combat escalating trafficking in their countries over the course of four years in the Balkans.
This is the first article that pinpoints errors that governments continue to make in preparing legislation and anti-trafficking programs,
The first to enumerate proposals for enhancing victim protection measures,
The first to identify how enhancing victim protection will …
Imf Conditionality As Investment Regulation - A Theoretical Analysis, Daniel R. Kalderimis
Imf Conditionality As Investment Regulation - A Theoretical Analysis, Daniel R. Kalderimis
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This article examines the intersection between the International Monetary Fund (“IMF”) and foreign investment. Although the IMF was not originally designed to regulate foreign investment, IMF policies have famously required capital account liberalization as a condition for access to IMF credit. This article explores the implications of such conditionality and finds it problematic. Investment conditionality is outside the IMF’s mandate, difficult to reconcile with other existing investment regulation instruments, inimical to democracy and potentially destabilizing to the debtor country, and ineffective at ensuring long-term stable change. These conclusions necessitate a reappraisal of the governance and operations of the IMF.