• Volume 22 | Issue 2

  1. Kārlis Vilerts, Sofia Anyfantaki, Konstantīns Beņkovskis, Sebastian Bredl, Massimo Giovannini, Florian Matthias Horky, Vanessa Kunzmann, Tibor Lalinský, Athanasios Lampousis, Elizaveta Lukmanova, Filippos Petroulakis and Klāvs Zutis

  2. Olivier De Jonghe, Konstantīns Beņkovskis, Karolis Bielskis, Diana Bonfim, Margherita Bottero, Tamás Briglevics, Martin Cesnak, Mantas Dirma, Marina Emiris, Pálma Filep-Mosberger, Valentin Jouvanceau, Nicholas Kaiser, Dmitry Khametshin, Tibor Lalinský, Viola M. Grolmusz, Laura Moretti, Artūrs Jānis Nikitins, Angelo Nunnari, Maria Rodriguez-Moreno, Elitsa Stefanova, Lajos Tamás Szabó, Kārlis Vilerts and Sujiao Emma Zhao

  3. Philip Barrett and Josef Platzer

  4. Aurélien Espic, Lisa Kerdelhué and Julien Matheron

  5. Niall McInerney, Martin O’Brien, Michael Wosser and Luca Zavalloni

  6. Elizaveta Lukmanova and Katrin Rabitsch

  7. Bruno Albuquerque, Martin Iseringhausen and Frederic Opitz

  8. Andrew B. Martinez, Alexander D. Schibuola and David Beckworth

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The International Journal of Central Banking (IJCB) is an initiative of the central banking community. Published bimonthly, the journal features articles on central bank theory and practice, with a special emphasis on research relating to monetary and financial stability.

The main objectives of the International Journal of Central Banking are: to disseminate widely the best policy-relevant and applied research that reflects the missions of central banks around the world across a range of disciplines; and to promote communication amongst researchers both inside and outside of central banks. The journal's sponsoring institutions are committed to ensuring that the IJCB offers articles of high analytical quality for a professional audience. Both central bank and non-central bank economists are invited to submit papers for consideration.

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