Managing Country Risk in an Age of Globalization

Chapter 1 Assessing Risk in a Global Economy

Chapter 2 What Is Country Risk?

Chapter 3 Country Risk in the Age of Globalization: Cycles and Dynamics. A Review of Literature

Chapter 4 Country Risk Assessment: The Key Role of Official Information Sources

Chapter 5 Country Risk Assessment: The Role of Private Sources of Market and Economic Intelligence

Chapter 6 Volatility, Spillovers, and Crisis Contamination: The New Dynamics of Country Risk Since the 1980s and 90s in the Globalized Market Economy

Chapter 7 Fragility and Vulnerability of Integrated Areas

Chapter 8 At the Root of Country Risk: The Balance of Payments from Liquidity to Solvency Crisis

Chapter 9 Root Causes and Consequences of Political Risk: Defining Political Risk and Its Various Dimensions

Chapter 10 The Root Causes and Consequences of Political Risk: From Bad Governance to Wealth and Political Power Concentration and Social Instability

Chapter 11 Why Emerging Markets Do Not Hold a Monopoly on Country Risk in the Twenty-First Century: An Analysis of Monetary and Systemic Risks in the OECD and in the Euro-Zone

Chapter 12 Country Risk and External Debt Sustainability

Chapter 13 In Search of Early Warning Signals of Country Risk: Focusing on Market Price Signals

Chapter 14 In Search of Early Warning Signals of Country Risk: Focusing on Capital Flight

Chapter 15 Country Risk Mitigation Strategies

Chapter 16 Glossary: The 200 Most Important Terms and Concepts for Country Risk Management