Mustafa Yağcı is an Assistant Professor of International Political Economy at İstinye University, İstanbul, Turkey.

• (1) Introduction: Political Economy of Central Banking in Emerging Economies Part 1 – Global Influences on Central Banking in Emerging Economies: Debates on Central Bank Independence and Institutional Evolution in National Economies (2) Institutional Metamorphosis: The Backlash Against Independent Central Banking (3) Central Banks and Institutional Evolution in Transition (4) Building Confidence ‘On the Ground’: Encounters Between Finance and the Central Banks of South Africa and Turkey (5) The impact of political-technocratic consensus on institutional stability and change: Monetary and financial governance in Argentine and Chile Part 2 – Central Banking in the European Periphery (6) The impact of European economic governance and EU accession negotiations on the central banks in candidate countries: the case of the National Bank of Serbia Part 3 – Central Banking in Africa (7) The political economy of central banking in Nigeria: a resource dependence perspective (8) The Independence of the South African Reserve Bank: Coming full circle in 25 years? Part 4 – Central Banking in Latin America (9) Gender diversity as a tool to make central banks progressive institutions: the case of the Central Bank of Ecuador (10) The Political Economy of Brazil’s Enigmatic Central Bank, 1988-2018 Part 5 – Central Banking in Asia (11) Interpreting the Evolution of the Monetary Regime in Russia: The Political Economy of Rent Seeking and Central Banking (12) The PBOC in the “New Era” of Chinese Political Economy (13) Conclusion: New Venues of Research on Central Banking in Emerging Economies

Mustafa Yağcı is an Assistant Professor of International Political Economy at İstinye University, İstanbul, Turkey.

• (1) Introduction: Political Economy of Central Banking in Emerging Economies Part 1 – Global Influences on Central Banking in Emerging Economies: Debates on Central Bank Independence and Institutional Evolution in National Economies (2) Institutional Metamorphosis: The Backlash Against Independent Central Banking (3) Central Banks and Institutional Evolution in Transition (4) Building Confidence ‘On the Ground’: Encounters Between Finance and the Central Banks of South Africa and Turkey (5) The impact of political-technocratic consensus on institutional stability and change: Monetary and financial governance in Argentine and Chile Part 2 – Central Banking in the European Periphery (6) The impact of European economic governance and EU accession negotiations on the central banks in candidate countries: the case of the National Bank of Serbia Part 3 – Central Banking in Africa (7) The political economy of central banking in Nigeria: a resource dependence perspective (8) The Independence of the South African Reserve Bank: Coming full circle in 25 years? Part 4 – Central Banking in Latin America (9) Gender diversity as a tool to make central banks progressive institutions: the case of the Central Bank of Ecuador (10) The Political Economy of Brazil’s Enigmatic Central Bank, 1988-2018 Part 5 – Central Banking in Asia (11) Interpreting the Evolution of the Monetary Regime in Russia: The Political Economy of Rent Seeking and Central Banking (12) The PBOC in the “New Era” of Chinese Political Economy (13) Conclusion: New Venues of Research on Central Banking in Emerging Economies

Mustafa Yağcı is an Assistant Professor of International Political Economy at İstinye University, İstanbul, Turkey.

• (1) Introduction: Political Economy of Central Banking in Emerging Economies Part 1 – Global Influences on Central Banking in Emerging Economies: Debates on Central Bank Independence and Institutional Evolution in National Economies (2) Institutional Metamorphosis: The Backlash Against Independent Central Banking (3) Central Banks and Institutional Evolution in Transition (4) Building Confidence ‘On the Ground’: Encounters Between Finance and the Central Banks of South Africa and Turkey (5) The impact of political-technocratic consensus on institutional stability and change: Monetary and financial governance in Argentine and Chile Part 2 – Central Banking in the European Periphery (6) The impact of European economic governance and EU accession negotiations on the central banks in candidate countries: the case of the National Bank of Serbia Part 3 – Central Banking in Africa (7) The political economy of central banking in Nigeria: a resource dependence perspective (8) The Independence of the South African Reserve Bank: Coming full circle in 25 years? Part 4 – Central Banking in Latin America (9) Gender diversity as a tool to make central banks progressive institutions: the case of the Central Bank of Ecuador (10) The Political Economy of Brazil’s Enigmatic Central Bank, 1988-2018 Part 5 – Central Banking in Asia (11) Interpreting the Evolution of the Monetary Regime in Russia: The Political Economy of Rent Seeking and Central Banking (12) The PBOC in the “New Era” of Chinese Political Economy (13) Conclusion: New Venues of Research on Central Banking in Emerging Economies