Order, Justice, the IMF, and the World Bank

In Rosemary Foot, John Lewis Gaddis & Andrew Hurrell, Order and justice in international relations. New York: Oxford University Press (2003)
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Abstract

Woods's chapter focuses primarily on procedural justice within the international financial institutions. She argues that the procedures adopted by these institutions are central to the debate about global economic justice, and thus it is essential to explore how these bodies make decisions and implement them. Her conclusions suggest that, notwithstanding recent and important reforms, the institutions still suffer from weaknesses in representation and accountability. Unless these bodies attend to these deficiencies, the range and scope of their activities should be circumscribed.

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