Bücher von Marianne Roedl

As well as recent events highlighting the impact of major and even local elections on capital markets, the impacts of uncertainties in these markets ¿ as very clearly demonstrated by Brexit results and outcomes, should not be undermined. Such is the impact of uncertainties ¿ as reflected by the weights attached to the values of data and accounting information for users in financial markets in many capital market economies. This volume amongst several other objectives aims to highlight that the claim that ¿democracy has only served as another instrument for sustaining a system of individual privileges, protected by coercive power and and complicity institutional permissiveness? ¿,Has been fueled and bolstered by failures to acknowledge and factor in, the growing significance of new and powerful players in the digital and political economy. The volume also aims to highlight how and why such players should be monitored and regulated.

As well as highlighting why Unconventional Monetary Policy Tools have become soimportant, this volume aims to highlight wide ranging implications frommonetary and stability goals, to environmental implications....... With a focus on the Report of the Working Group and Committee on the GlobalFinancial System Unconventional Monetary Policy Tools A Cross CountryAnalysis¿, the volume also aims to contribute to the extant literature on the topic by proposing how the role carried out by certain unconventional monetary policy tools, namely tools for forward guidance, could be harnessed to great potential through emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence and machine learningtechnologies.

¿NGOs are recognized as pillars for the implementation of SustainableDevelopment Goals (SDGs), with the understanding that the State and itsinstitutions cannot achieve the objectives of the 2030 Agenda by themselves.They have played an important role in the change and transformation ofsociety. From a working approach based on human rights, NGOs are anecessary bridge between citizens and public authorities, in the search forbalance between social demands and the response capacity of publicauthorities.¿ This volume also exclusively illustrates why such concepts as "women empowerment" and "democratic accountability" are assuming ever increasing roles and relevance. Further, it highlights why and how the concepts and definitions attributed to the term ¿ sustainable development¿ has expanded over the years to embrace more concepts and actors which were not catered for inoriginal concepts and definitions. In drawing attention to key concepts of parliamentary sovereignty, the rule of law and the importance of engaging non governmental organisations in sustainability, from the point of accountability, it illustrates and demonstrates how global trade relations is evolving over the years.