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Why did IMF conditionality prove to be successful in Bulgaria only after 1997, although it was present before? Drawing on IMF documents, internal governmental reports and an inter-temporal analysis of three phases of relationship between the IMF and the Bulgarian government, it is argued in this book that the success of IMF conditions requires that conditionality meets linkage. The interests of the Bulgarian policy makers and the IMF coincided after 1997 when the government announced its primary goal - EU membership. Thus, the EU served as an outside anchor , which relieved both, in addition…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Why did IMF conditionality prove to be successful in Bulgaria only after 1997, although it was present before? Drawing on IMF documents, internal governmental reports and an inter-temporal analysis of three phases of relationship between the IMF and the Bulgarian government, it is argued in this book that the success of IMF conditions requires that conditionality meets linkage. The interests of the Bulgarian policy makers and the IMF coincided after 1997 when the government announced its primary goal - EU membership. Thus, the EU served as an outside anchor , which relieved both, in addition to IMF, financial and political constraints to economic reform.
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is a trained economist and political scientist. He obtained a European specialization at European College of Parma and was a visiting researcher at European University Institute in Florence prior receing his PhD from CEU (Budapest). He taught in MA courses at CEU before joining the World Bank as Private Sector Development Specialist.