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Rethinking Global Economic Governance in Light of the CrisisAbout the authorGeoffrey Underhill is Chair of International Governance is a political economist whoworks closely and co-authors with economists and political scientists alike. He is aspecialist on the financial governance, macroeconomic adjustment and governance, andinternational trade work packages, and will work with Burgoon on the issue of thesustainability and legitimacy of (trade and financial) liberalisation.66