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Os distúrbios recentes dos mercados financeiros evidenciam a limitação do G-7 para combatê-los e têm colocado a necessidade de um sistema monetário internacional mais ordenado. O presente artigo pretende desenvolver uma estrutura teórica para a compreensão dos regimes monetários internacionais. Sugere, como conclusão, que a idéia mais promissora para superar a instabilidade sistêmica é a de um desenvolvimento progressivo de uma nova constituição monetária internacional.
Abstract The recent disturbances in financial markets have emphasised the powerlessness of the G-7 and have awakened the wish for a more orderly international monetary system. The present paper aims to provide a theoretical framework for the understanding international monetary regimes. It suggests that the most promising idea to overcome systemic instability is the progressive development of a monetary constitution.
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