Información General

• Autores: Philip Mader (ed. lit.), Daniel Mertens (ed. lit.), Natascha van der Zwan (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Routledge Reino Unido
• Año de publicación: 2020
• País: España
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-1-315-14287-6, 978-1-138-30821-3
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Resumen

• Financialization has become the go-to term for scholars grappling with the growth of finance. This Handbook offers the first comprehensive survey of the scholarship on financialization, connecting finance with changes in politics, technology, culture, society and the economy.

  It takes stock of the diverse avenues of research that comprise financialization studies and the contributions they have made to understanding the changes in contemporary societies driven by the rise of finance. The chapters chart the field’s evolution from research describing and critiquing the manifestations of financialization towards scholarship that pinpoints the driving forces, mechanisms and boundaries of financialization.

  Written for researchers and students not only in economics but from across the social sciences and the humanities, this book offers a decidedly global and pluri-disciplinary view on financialization for those who are looking to understand the changing face of finance and its consequences.

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Listado de artículos

• • Financialization: An Introduction

    Philip Mader, Daniel Mertens, Natascha van der Zwan

    págs. 1-16

    

  • PART A. Finance and Financialization: Taking Stock

    • The Value of Financialization and the Financialization of Value

      Brett Christophers, Ben Fine

      págs. 19-30

      

    • Entrepreneurship, Finance and Social Stratification: The Socio-Economic Background of Financialization

      Christoph Deutschmann

      págs. 31-42

      

    • Shareholder Primacy and Corporate Financialization

      Ismail Erturk

      págs. 43-55

      

    • Financialization, Money and the State

      Sheila Dow

      págs. 56-67

      

    • The Financialization of Life

      Paul Langley

      págs. 68-77

      

  • PART B. Approaches to Studying Financialization

    • Financialization as a Socio-technical Process

      Eve Chiapello

      págs. 81-91

      

    • The Anthropological Study of Financialization

      Hadas Weiss

      págs. 92-101

      

    • Feminist and Gender Studies Approaches to Financialization

      Signe Predmore

      págs. 102-112

      

    • How Financialization is Reproduced Politically

      Stefano Pagliari, Kevin L. Young

      págs. 113-124

      

    • Financialization in Heterodox Economics

      Dimitris Sotiropoulos, Ariane Hillig

      págs. 125-135

      

    • Financialization and the Uses of History

      Mareike Beck, Samuel Knafo

      págs. 136-145

      

  • PART C. Structures, Spaces and Sites of Financialization

    • Financialization and Demand Regimes in Advanced Economies

      Engelbert Stockhammer, Karsten Kohler

      págs. 149-161

      

    • Economic Development and Variegated Financialization in Emerging Economies

      Ewa Karwowski

      págs. 162-176

      

    • Subordinate Financialization in Emerging Capitalist Economies

      Bruno Bonizzi, Annina Kaltenbrunner, Jeff Powell

      págs. 177-187

      

    • Financialization and State Transformations

      Yingyan Wang

      págs. 188-199

      

    • The Financialization of Real Estate

      Manuel B. Aalbers, Rodrigo Fernandez, Gertjan Wijburg

      págs. 200-212

      

    • Financialization and the Environmental Frontier

      Sarah Bracking

      págs. 213-223

      

    • Offshore Finance

      Rodrigo Fernández, Reijer Hendrikse

      págs. 224-237

      

  • PART D. Actors, Agency and Politics of Financialization

    • Central Banking, Shadow Banking, and Infrastructural Power

      Benjamin Braun, Daniela Gabor

      págs. 241-252

      

    • Securities Exchanges: Subjects and Agents of Financialization

      Johannes Petry

      págs. 253-264

      

    • The Rise of Institutional Investors

      Jan Fichtner

      págs. 265-275

      

    • Trusts and Financialization

      Brooke Harrington

      págs. 276-287

      

    • Impact Investing, Social Enterprise and Global Development

      Dennis Stolz, Karen M. Y. Lai

      págs. 288-300

      

    • Micro-credit and the Financialization of Low-income Households

      Felipe González

      págs. 301-311

      

    • The Collateralization of Social Policy by Financial Markets in the Global South

      Lena Lavinas

      págs. 312-323

      

    • Essay Forum: Labor in Financialization – Value Logics and Labor: Collateral Damage or Central Focus?

      Paul Thompson, Jean Cushen

      págs. 324-330

      

    • Essay Forum: Labor in Financialization – A Dual Democratization of Finance? Labor’s Political Question after Financialization

      Michael McCarthy

      págs. 340-343

      

  • PART E. Techniques, Technologies and Cultures of Financialization

    • Culture and Financialization: Four Approaches

      Max Haiven

      págs. 347-357

      

    • Financialization as Mathematization: The Calculative and Regulatory Consequences of Risk Management

      Nathan Coombs, Arjen van der Heide

      págs. 358-368

      

    • “A Machine for Living”: The Cultural Economy of Financial Subjectivity

      Rob Aitken

      págs. 369-379

      

    • Indebtedness and Financialization in Everyday Life

      Johnna Montgomerie

      págs. 380-389

      

    • Financial Literacy Education: A Questionable Answer to the Financialization of Everyday Life

      Jeanne Lazarus

      págs. 390-399

      

    • Cultures of Debt Management Enter City Hall

      Laura Deruytter, Sebastian Möller

      págs. 400-409

      

  • PART F. Instabilities, Insecurities and the Discontents of Financialization

    • Financialization and the Increase in Inequality

      Olivier Godechot

      págs. 413-424

      

    • Financialization and the Crisis of Democracy

      Andreas Nölke

      págs. 425-436

      

    • The Bankers’ Club and the Power of Finance

      Gerald A. Epstein

      págs. 437-447

      

    • Financialization, Speculation and Instability

      Sunanda Sen

      págs. 448-457

      

    • Reforming Money to Fix Financialization?

      Beat Weber

      págs. 458-467

      

    • Macro-prudential Regulation Post-crisis and the Resilience of Financialization

      Matthias Thiemann

      págs. 468-481

      

    • Historical Perspectives on Current Struggles against Illegitimate Debt

      Christina Laskaridis, Nathan Legrand, Eric Toussaint

      págs. 482-493