Guide to Country Risk: How to identify, manage and mitigate the risks of doing business across borders (Economist Books) Paperback – Illustrated, December 9, 2014

This book is not anecdotal. It is a dispassionate study of recent crises in international finance. Basically the whole book can be summed up with the rule, "Pay attention to world bank regulations." This is, however, a handy book of international case studies for risk managers. It describes a number of international incidents where countries' banking systems went pear-shaped.

One of the best works on "how to" assess and use country and political risk.

A very well-written and well-organized book on Country Risk analysis with numerous case studies. I think this book would appeal primarily to practitioners (sovereign analysts, global macro analysts, country analysts) rather than to the lay person who wants to dabble in international investing.

100%!

Excellent book.. It is a must read for someone want to know about country's economic risk as a new subject in today's global inteconnected economy and business..

This book provides a quick way to get up to speed on country risk. If you want to cut to the chase, this book does that.