The global economic Governance and the challenges of the G-20 after the financial crisis: an analysis of the positions of the United States, China, Germany and Brazil

The 2008 financial crisis catalyzed transformations in the global capitalism that predicted the débâcle of the Anglo-American financial power bloc. One of the repercussions of such transformations is the evolution of the G-20. In this context, this article aims to analyze such transformations and, particularly, the role of four of the most important actors on G-20 summits: United States, China, Germany and Brazil.

2008 financial crisis; G-20; global economic governance