We’re delighted to share publicly (for the first time) the Table of Contents of the forthcoming International Handbook of Financialization (Routledge 2019)!
Thanks to the great many positive responses, which exceeded even our highest expectations, a superb group of scholars has come together to make the forthcoming Handbook an already widely-anticipated success.
Please note that this table of contents may be subject to some changes before the anticipated publication date in early 2019.
Phil, Daniel & Natascha
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (as of July 2018)
1. Phil Mader, Daniel Mertens & Natascha van der Zwan: Introduction
Part A – Finance and Financialization: Taking Stock
2. Brett Christophers & Ben Fine: The Value of Financialization and the Financialization of Value
3. Christoph Deutschmann: The Socio-Economic Foundations of Financialization
4. Sheila Dow: Financialization and the Monetary Authorities: Post-Keynesian and Other Perspectives
5. Paul Langley: The Financialization of Life
6. Ismail Erturk: (title TBC)
Part B – Approaches to Studying Financialization
7. Ève Chiapello: Financialization as a Socio-technical Question
8. Samuel Knafo & Mareike Beck: Financialization and the Uses of History
9. Stefano Pagliari & Kevin Young: How is Financialization Reproduced Politically?
10. Dimitris Sotiropoulos & Ariane Hillig: Financialization in Heterodox Economics
11. Hadas Weiss: The Anthropological Study of Financialization
Part C – Structures, Spaces and Sites of Financialization
12. Manuel Aalbers, Rodrigo Fernandez & Gertjan Wijburg: The Financialization of Real Estate
13. Sarah Bracking: Financialization and the Environmental Frontier
14. Bruno Bonizzi, Annina Kaltenbrunner & Jeff Powell: Subordinate Financialization in Emerging Capitalist Economies
15. Rodrigo Fernandez & Reijer Hendrikse: Offshore Finance
16. Ewa Karwowski: Variegated Financialization in the Global South
17. Engelbert Stockhammer & Karsten Köhler: Financialization and Demand Regimes in Advanced Economies
18. Yingyao Wang: The State and Financialization
19. Brigitte Young: Financialization and Gendered Inequality
Part D – Actors, Agency, and Politics of Financialization
20. Benjamin Braun & Daniela Gabor: Central Banking, Shadow Banking, and Infrastructural Power
21. Jan Fichtner: The Rise of Institutional Investors
22. Felipe Gonzalez: Household Debt and the “Retailisation” of Finance
23. Brooke Harrington: Trusts and Financialization
24. Johannes Petry: Exchanges and Financialization: From Marketplaces to Agents
25. Dennis Stolz & Karen Lai: Philanthrocapitalism, Social Enterprises and Global Development
26. Lena Lavinas: The Collateralization of Social Policy in the Global South
27. Lisa Adkins, Kavita Datta & Vincent Guermond, Michael McCarthy, Paul Thompson & Jean Cushen: DISCUSSION FORUM on Labor and Financialization
Part E – Techniques, Technologies, and Cultures of Financialization
28. Rob Aitken: The Cultural Economy of Financial Subjectivity
29. Nathan Coombs & Arjen van der Heide: The Calculative and Regulatory Consequences of Risk Management
30. Laura Deruytter & Sebastian Möller: Financialized Practices and Rationalities of Local Authorities
31. Max Haiven: Culture and Financialization: Five Approaches
32. Jeanne Lazarus: Financial Literacy Education: A Questionable Answer to the Financialization of Everyday Life
33. Johnna Montgomerie: Debt Dependence and the Financialization of Everyday Life
Part F – Instabilities, Insecurities, and the Discontents of Financialization
34. Gerald Epstein: The Bankers’ Club and the Financialization of Crises
35. Beat Weber: (title TBC)
36. Andreas Nölke: Financialization and the Crisis of Democracy
37. Sunanda Sen: Uncertainty and Financialization
38. Matthias Thiemann: Why is There No Anti-Cyclical Regulation of Finance?
39. Christina Laskaridis, Nathan Legrand & Eric Toussaint: Struggles against Illegitimate Debt
40. Olivier Godechot: Financialization and the Increase in Inequality
Epilogue (TBC)
Natascha van der Zwan 