'Illegitimate' loans: Lenders, not borrowers, are responsible

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Domestic and international law is used to understand the concept of 'illegitimate debt', which should not be repaid irrespective of the status of the borrower. Non-payment of illegitimate debt is necessary as creditors should never have lent money to a repressive regime which will prevent future lending to oppressive dictators.

Iraq, International aspects, External debt relief, Debt relief, Government lending

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Internal exiles: what next for internally displaced persons?

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The situation of internally displaced persons (IDPs) a decade after the first mandate for the Representative of the UN Secretary-General on IDPs is evaluated. The independent financed Project on Internal Displacement was set up specifically to support the mandate for other cash-pressed rapporteurs on human rights.

Refugees, Evaluation, Migration, Internal, Internal migration

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The new international financial architecture and Caribbean OFCs: Confronting financial stability discourse

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The role of international finance is examined in terms of contemporary capitalism and the norms set up by international financial governing structures.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Intnl Affairs & Finance, National Security and International Affairs, Financial Systems & Controls, Financial Management, Intnl Financial Mgmt, Analysis, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Capitalism, International finance, Government financial institutions

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