I. Specific countries affected

• 1. Argentina
  • Argentina: A crisis made abroad (C.Raghavan) Mar 2002
  • Finger-pointing or focussing on systemic reforms? (C.Raghavan)
  • IMF holds off on collecting Argentine loan repayment (E.Mekay)
  • Argentine crisis signalling end of neo-liberal model? (C.Raghavan)
• 2. Thailand
  • Thai economic policies remain unchanged (Boonthan Sakanond)
  • Flitting foreign capital angers Thais (Teena Gill)
  • Siamese twins: The currency crisis in Thailand and the Philippines (Walden Bello)
• 3. Brazil
  • Why Brazil should look at Malaysia's policies (M.Khor/TWN)
  • Shockwaves from Brazil's devaluation (M.Khor/TWN)
  • The Real plan and its crisis (C. Raghavan/SUNS)
  • The Brazilian economic crisis - Oxfam(GB)
  • Brazil: The Real and global crisis (C.Raghavan/SUNS)
  • Brazil crisis underlines the need for new solutions(Martin Khor/TWN)
  • Brazil's IMF-sponsored economic disaster (M. Chossudovsky)
  • The Brazilian financial scam (M. Chossudovsky)
• 4. Russia
  • IMF book-loan to prevent defaults -to IMF! (Abid Aslam)
  • The Russian crisis of 1998 (UNCTAD and UNECE)
• 5. Malaysia
  • Why Brazil should look at Malaysia's policies (M.Khor/TWN)
• 6. Korea
  • The IMF-Korea bailout (M. Chossudovsky)
  • Korean crisis caused by financial liberalization and economic deregulation (Ha Joon-Chang)