The Bank of Japan, the OECD, and Beyond : Reflections from a lifetime's work

Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: Prologue -- Part 1: Internal and External Equilibrium under the Bretton Woods System -- Chapter 3: Japanese Economic Policy Management under the Bretton Woods System -- Chapter 4: The Internal vs External Dilemma: West German and Japanese Episodes -- Chapter 5: Discipline in Reserve Currency Countries: The United Kingdom and the United States -- Chapter 6: Frameworks for International Monetary and Economic Co-operation under the Bretton Woods System -- Chapter 7: My Work at the OECD Monetary Division in the Early 1970s -- Part 2: Japanese Economic Policy Management and Balance of Payments Adjustment under the Floating Exchange Rate System -- Chapter 8: Japanese Economic Policy and Foreign Exchange Market Management in the Second Half of the 1970s -- Chapter 9: High US Interest Rates and Fiscal and Monetary Policy Mix in Three Largest Economies in the Early 1980s -- Chapter 10: The Plaza and Louvre Accords and Japanese Balance of Payments Adjustment -- Chapter 11: Black Monday 19 October 1987 and its Aftermath -- Chapter 12: Dealing with Japanese and International Policy Issues as Bank of Japan Chief Economist -- Chapter 13: Coping with the Bursting of Japan’s Bubble and External Shocks -- Chapter 14: Japanese Economic Policy Management since the Beginning of the 21st Century -- Part 3: Domestic and International Frameworks for Economic Policy Management -- Chapter 15: Frameworks and Conduct of Monetary Policy in Europe -- Chapter 16: Inflation Targeting and Alternative Monetary Policy Approaches -- Chapter 17: Macroeconomic and Prudential Controls on International Financial Markets -- Chapter 18: The Role and Limits of Multilateral Surveillance -- Part 4: New Challenges for the Global Economy -- Chapter 19: Regionalisation, Globalisation and Social Cohesion -- Chapter 20: OECD Co-operation with Non-Members -- Chapter 21: Welfare, Global Order, Environment and Climate Change -- Chapter 22: Epilogue – Looking for Models in Pursuit of Economic Prosperity.