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Post-crisis financial regulatory reform -- Strengthening capital and liquidity requirements -- Regulatory framework beyond capital and liquidity -- Managing systemic risk through macroprudential policy -- Macroprudential policy -- Early warning systems -- Stress testing programme -- Tools for macroprudential policy -- Managing financial crisis -- Financial crisis management framework -- Part iv- coordination in international policymaking -- Dynamics of international policy coordination -- New approaches to international policy coordination -- Macrofinancial policy coordination in the current milieu -- Epilogue: potential concerns for central banks -- Index -- About the author.

Based on colonial records, ethnographic studies, & fieldwork conducted in 1978-1988, an overview of the economic status & societal relationships of peasant tribal communities in rural northeastern India is presented. The geography of the region, traditional customs of the villagers, & the agrarian system are described, & impacts of state-sponsored development programs, the increasing presence of market forces, & the rapidly increasing tribal population explored. It is concluded that a transition from shifting agriculture, common property, & collectivity to permanent property & the accumulation of personal income & wealth is occurring, & will ultimately cause the disappearance of the traditional tribal community. 3 Photographs, 25 References. Modified AA