Rethinking Bretton Woods is moderated and maintained by the Center of Concern's Rethinking Bretton Woods Project.

The Rethinking Bretton Woods Project was founded in 1995 to promote reforms of international financial institutions --such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund-- and policies, with the purpose of democratizing economic policy-making, achieving human rights and sustainable development.

The project carries out advocacy-oriented research, popular education and coalition-building engaging government and intergovernmental officials, policy-makers, civil society organizations, academics, grassroots activists, social movements and the public. It works closely with partner organizations in the U.S., Europe, and all the regions of the Global South.

Current areas of focus are

* Trade and finance linkages (trade and finance "policy coherence")
* Rules-based Frameworks for Sovereign Debt Prevention and Resolution
* Global Economic and Social Governance
* Human Rights in International Economic Policy

For more information on the Rethinking Bretton Woods Project, or on how to receive information and updates on "Trade-Finance Linkages", please visit http://www.coc.org/rbw
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