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Google News: Contesting Finance Capitalism in Turkey
[Center for Research on Globalization] - This occurred quite nakedly in under the technocratic leadership of Kemal Dervis. Discussed below, the state-led rescue was premised upon the bulk of Turkish society socializing the accumulated financial risks gone bad through the state apparatus.
Nations to push for top IMF job
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[Cherry Hill Courier Post] - Among those being mentioned as possible successors to Strauss-Kahn are Kemal Dervis, a former finance minister for Turkey who is now at the Brookings Institution, and Mohammad El-Erian, an Egyptian who heads the giant Pimco bond fund.
Google News: Manuel may be IMF contender
[Fin24] - Kemal Dervis, formerly Turkey's finance minister, Agustin Carstens, head of the Bank of Mexico, and Montek Singh Ahluwalia, deputy head of India's planning commission, are also expected to be in the running. Europe's best hope in keeping the job is
Google News: At the International Monetary Fund, a Chance for Asia
[Jakarta Globe] - All that leaves the most likely Asian candidate as Kemal Dervis of Turkey, a nation that neatly bridges Europe and Asia in its relationships as well as geography. But Dervis carries limited political weight. He was his country's economic affairs
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