CHARLES ENOCH is Deputy Director of the Monetary and Capital Markets Department, International Monetary Fund (IMF), Washington D.C., USA. He led technical assistance and surveillance missions to major countries in Europe, Asia, and Africa, has published extensively in monetary and financial sector issues in "IMF Working Papers" and the "IMF's Occasional Papers (monograph) series," and has edited several books, including "Statistical Implications of Inflation Targeting," "Building Strong Banks," and "Financial Risks, Stability, and Globalization," He also held positions in the Bank of England (1976-87), and served as the IMF's UK Alternate Executive Director (1987-90). INCI OTKER-ROBE is… Deputy Chief of the Technical Assistance Wing, Europe, for the IMF. She has worked on various countries in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, and conducted policy and technical assistance work in exchange rate regimes, capital controls, financial sector stability, credit growth, and inflation targeting, and has published in a number of journals, "IMF Working Papers," and "IMF Occasional Papers (monograph) series,"
DAVID K. LINNAN is Associate Professor of Law, University of South Carolina. A scholar of comparative, economic, and public international law with a special interest in the law of armed conflict, he studied humanities at Emory University (B.A. 1976) and law at the University of Chicago (J.D. 1979), where he was comment editor of the law review.