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Index
Cover Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
List of Tables, Figures, and Boxes
Acknowledgments
Introduction. The Sovereign Debt Puzzle
PART I. THE THEORY OF SOVEREIGN DEBT
CHAPTER 1. Why Do Countries Repay Their Debts?
CHAPTER 2. A Critical Political Economy Approach
CHAPTER 3. The Structural Power of Finance
CHAPTER 4. Three Enforcement Mechanisms
PART II. A BRIEF HISTORY OF SOVEREIGN DEFAULT
CHAPTER 5. The Making of the Indebted State
CHAPTER 6. The Internationalization of Finance
CHAPTER 7. From Great Depression to Financial Repression
PART III. THE LOST DECADE: MEXICO (1982– 1989)
CHAPTER 8. Syndicated Lending and the Creditors’ Cartel
CHAPTER 9. The IMF’s “Triumphant Return” in the 1980s
CHAPTER 10. The Rise of the Bankers’ Alliance
CHAPTER 11. “The Rich Got the Loans, the Poor Got the Debts”
PART IV. THE GREAT DEFAULT: ARGENTINA (1999– 2005)
CHAPTER 12. The Exception That Proves the Rule
CHAPTER 13. From IMF Poster Child to Wayward Student
CHAPTER 14. The Rise and Fall of the Patria Financiera
CHAPTER 15. “Even in a Default There Is Money to Be Made”
PART V. THE SPECTER OF SOLON: GREECE (2010– 2015)
CHAPTER 16. The Power of Finance in the Eurozone
CHAPTER 17. Anatomy of a “Holding Operation”
CHAPTER 18. The Establishment Digs In
CHAPTER 19. The Socialization of Greece’s Debt
CHAPTER 20. The Defeat of the Athens Spring
Conclusion. Shaking Off the Burden
Appendix. A Word on Methodology
Notes
References
Index
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