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The roles of Germany in the G-20 in carrying out G-20's self-claimed global mandate to overcome the financial crisis (2008-2010)
This research is conducted to answer the question “what roles did
Germany play in G-20 so that G-20 can carry out its self- claimed global
mandate.” In answering the research question, the author uses neoliberal
institutionalism as the perspective and Keohane’s and Nye’s theory of complex
interdependence. G-20 consists of both advanced and emerging economies
established with mandate “to contribute to the strengthening of the international
financial architecture and to provide opportunities for dialogue on national
policies, international cooperation and international financial institutions through which the G-20 would help to support growth and development across the globe.” This research found that Germany played role in G-20 as a founder, the
initiator, the actor with “leading by example” approach, and the carrier of EU’s
interest. As the founder, Germany involved in two remarkable G-20 events. First
when G-20 established in 1999, and second when G-20 became Summit meeting.
Germany, as the initiator, has brought reformation of financial system as the main
issue that has to be addressed in G-20 summit in order to overcome the financial
crisis. Germany, as an actor with “leading by example” approach employed its
economic instrument, which is firm banking regulation and thoughtful systemic
response to the crisis. While Germany, as the carrier of EU’s interest has been
striving to perform EU’s interest in strengthening financial regulation and
mitigating the impact of the crisis in every G-20 summit.
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