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1 online resource |
| Contents |
Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; List of figures; List of tables; List of contributors; Acknowledgements; Introduction: finance as social science; PART I: Critical analysis of mainstream financial theory and its uses; 1 Financial services: a collection of arrangements; 2 Taming the risk borne by financial products; 3 The political and moral imaginaries of financial practices; 4 The role of financial analysts in the social construction of financial value |
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5 Public-private partnerships (PPP) between financing requirements and micro-economic governance: complementary scientific and real-world justifications6 The risk fluctuation: the consequences of avoiding interest rate risk; 7 What makes a price a price? Commensuration work on financial markets; 8 The leptokurtic crisis and the discontinuous turn in financial modelling; 9 Beyond performativity, how and why American courts should not have used efficient market hypothesis; PART II: Structural dynamics in the financial industry |
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10 Sources of risks in financial innovations: embedded and additional risks in Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)11 Junior stock markets and SMEs: an ideal relation? The case of the Alternative Investment Market; 12 Structures and measures for responsible finance; 13 Territories of finance: the Parisian case; 14 The workforce and professional training in banks; 15 Cooperative banking: finding a place for the social in finance?; 16 Relationship banking -- an "endangered species"? Evidence from Germany; 17 The future of stock exchanges has a long past: what can we learn from financial history? |
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18 Compliance and the regulation of practices: a two-fold paradox19 Financial regulation: a question of point of view; PART III: A new system of accumulation; 20 Sociological domestication of a financial product: the case of derivatives; 21 The work of financialisation; 22 Circuits of trust and money: the resilience of the Italian Credito Cooperativo; 23 Justification and critique in the credit rating system: reaffirming the power of agencies; 24 The function of finance: an ethnographic analysis of competing ideas; 25 At the very heart of financial dominance: the case of LBOs |
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26 The internationalisation of the mutual fund sector and the origin of the financialization: a historical process of production rules27 Conceptualising finance within the capital-labour nexus: asset management as a new zone of social conflict; 28 Democracy and the political representation of investors: on French sovereign debt transactions and elections; 29 Knitting together finance and our daily lives; 30 Making sense of the economy: a network of debt network coordinated by currency; Conclusion: what finance manufactures; Index |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographic references and index |
| Notes |
Description based on print version record |
| Subject |
Finance.
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Banks and banking.
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Financial institutions -- Law and legislation.
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finance.
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Banks and banking
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Finance
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Financial institutions -- Law and legislation
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Chambost, Isabelle, editor.
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Lenglet, Marc, 1978- editor.
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Tadjeddine, Yamina
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| LC no. |
2019719352 |
| ISBN |
9781351016117 |
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1351016113 |
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9781351016100 |
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1351016105 |
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9781351016094 |
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1351016091 |
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