Legitimacy dilemmas: The IMF's pursuit of country ownership

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A study examining the challenges faced by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to its legitimacy as an international institution and the response provided by them is illustrated. The IMF has responded to the challenges by revising its conditionality guidelines and pursuing greater domestic ownership over the reforms that it requires thus changing its relationship with borrowing countries.

United States, Management dynamics, International Monetary Fund, Management, International aspects, Company business management

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Good things to those who wait? National elections and government respect for human rights

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The article examines the respect for human rights in a presidential form and lower-house legislative form of government and the role it plays in democratic stability.

International Affairs, Human Rights, Analysis, Political aspects, Presidents, Democracy, Presidential elections

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