Pssst.... wanna read a paper about sovereign wealh funds?

Posted By Daniel W. Drezner Share

Your humble blogger has not been blogging at his usual pace this summer.  There are a variety of reasons for this, but a big one is that I've been thinking/reading a lot about sovereign wealth funds.  Just to show you that I really was working, and not simply goofing off, you can check a draft paper on the subject:  "BRIC by BRIC:  the Emergent Regime for Sovereign Wealth Funds."  Here's the abstract: 
The rapid growth of sovereign wealth funds highlights apparent shifts in the global distribution of economic power away from OECD economies and towards the BRICSAM economies and energy exporters.  The global policy response to SWFs therefore represents an ideal test case to see how well rising powers can interact with existing power structures.  Their appearance and behavior have raised policy concerns about their effect on capital markets and the exercise of undue influence over recipient economies.  This paper examines the regulatory and geopolitical concerns associated with sovereign wealth funds.  It then examines current efforts to establish a global regulatory framework that will accommodate sovereign wealth funds while still alleviating political concerns about their existence.
 Go check it out!
 
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ROFE

2:44 PM ET

September 1, 2008

Looks interesting - I just

Looks interesting - I just printed it and will have a read. Thanks for posting it.

Cheers,

 

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[...] Drezner argues – in a

[...] Drezner argues – in a recent paper on sovereign wealth funds – that the importers of capital can still set the rules of the game.* He draws an analogy to the [...]

 

Daniel W. Drezner is professor of international politics at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University.

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