Jesus Huerta de Soto has a good piece up on Mises.org right now:

Rules for International Monetary Reform - Jesus Huerta de Soto - Mises Institute

any future reform will fail as miserably as past reforms unless it strikes at the very root of the present problems and rests on the following principles:
  1. the reestablishment of a 100% reserve requirement on all bank demand deposits and equivalents;
  2. the elimination of central banks as lenders of last resort (which will be unnecessary if the first principle is applied, and harmful if they continue to act as financial central-planning agencies); and
  3. the privatization of the current, monopolistic, and fiduciary state-issued money and its replacement with a classic gold standard.