1 Central banks re-arm for battles ahead
Robert Pringle and Claire Jones

II MAJOR CHALLENGES

2 Central banking post-crisis: what compass for uncharted waters?
Claudio Borio

3 New answers to old questions
Duvvuri Subbarao

4 Relationships between governments and bankers
Geoffrey Wood

III INTEGRATING THE FINANCIAL STABILITY MANDATE

5 Macroprudential policy: mandate, strategy and governance
Sir John Gieve

6 Risk management: the role of internal risk transparency
Patricia Jackson

7 Learning from Asia’s success
Gerard Lyons

8 How to use contingent capital buffers
Charles Calomiris and Richard Herring

9 Building sounder market infrastructures
Daniel Heller and Marc Hollanders

10 International monetary reform: a regulatory fix
Jacques de Larosière

IV NEW POLICY GUIDELINES

11 Why monetary policymakers need constraints
Charles I. Plosser

12 A time for rules, a time for discretion
Andrew Sheng

V A BRAVE NEW WORLD

13 The case for radical change in banking
Alistair Milne

14 Structural reform of banking: can the UK set an example?
Robert Pringle and Hugh Sandeman

15 Towards a global monetary policy
Allan H. Meltzer?