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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 28 March 2017
1 On the view that only a monistic approach to the international law of money, that is, an approach which considers international law as an integral part of monetary law, can result in a legal theory of money which is commensurate with the legal nature of the Fund Agreement, see Aufricht, Hans, “The Fund Agreement and the Legal Theory of Money,” 10 Österreichische Zeitschrift für Vffentliches Recht 74–76 (1959)Google Scholar.
2 For the English text of the Bretton Woods Agreements Law, 1952, see Aufricht, , Central Banking Legislation, Vol. II: Europe 296–297 (Washington, 1967)Google Scholar.
3 See on this point Aufricht, 61 A.J.I.L. 851 (1967).
4 For the text of the resolution, see IMF, Summary Proceedings, 1952, pp. 162–165.