Sterling-dollar diplomacy in current perspective : the origins and the prospects of our international economic order : with revised introduction

CONTENTS FOREWORD TO THE NEW EDITION STERLING-DOLLAR DIPLOMACY: A TWENTY-FIVE YEAR PERSPECTIVE FOREWORD TO THE FIRST EDITION PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION PART I. THE OBJECTIVE OF MULTILATERALISM I. THE AMERICAN CHALLENGE II. THE BRITISH RESPONSE III. THE ATLANTIC CHARTER IV. ARTICLE SEVEN PART II. PLANNING FOR MULTILATERALISM V. PLANNING FOR FINANCIAL COLLABORATION VI. PLANNING FOR COMMERCIAL COLLABORATION VII. THE COMPROMISE ON FINANCIAL COLLABORATION VIII. THE COMPROMISE ON COMMERCIAL COLLABORATION PART III. THE TRANSITION TO MULTILATERALISM IX. THE RISE AND FALL OF WAR-TIME COLLABORATION X. NEGOTIATING THE LOAN XI. THE LOAN AGREEMENT AS AN INSTRUMENT OF MULTILATERALISM XII. PASSING THE LOAN PART IV. MULTILATERALISM IN PRACTICE XIII. SAVANNAH: TWO CONCEPTIONS OF FINANCIAL COLLABORATION XIV. LONDON: TWO CONCEPTIONS OF COMMERCIAL COLLABORATION XV. THE END OF BRETTON WOODS XVI. THE END OF THE LOAN XVII. THE END OF THE I.T.O. XVIII. CONCLUSION APPENDIX BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX