Das Buch präsentiert die Ergebnisse eines 2009 vom MPIfG ins Leben gerufenen Netzwerks von Sozialforschern aus sechs verschiedenen Ländern, die die Veränderungen in der Regulierung von Finanzmärkten in Reaktion auf die internationale Finanzkrise von 2007/2008 untersucht haben. Fünf Kapitel analysieren Veränderungen der Finanzmarktregulierung in wichtigen entwickelten Ländern, sechs weitere Kapitel befassen sich mit den Reformen, die von der Europäischen Union und verschiedenen internationalen Institutionen wie dem Basler Ausschuss und dem Financial Stability Board vorgenommen wurden. Es…mehr
Das Buch präsentiert die Ergebnisse eines 2009 vom MPIfG ins Leben gerufenen Netzwerks von Sozialforschern aus sechs verschiedenen Ländern, die die Veränderungen in der Regulierung von Finanzmärkten in Reaktion auf die internationale Finanzkrise von 2007/2008 untersucht haben. Fünf Kapitel analysieren Veränderungen der Finanzmarktregulierung in wichtigen entwickelten Ländern, sechs weitere Kapitel befassen sich mit den Reformen, die von der Europäischen Union und verschiedenen internationalen Institutionen wie dem Basler Ausschuss und dem Financial Stability Board vorgenommen wurden. Es entsteht ein facettenreiches Bild des von der Finanzkrise auf den verschiedenen politischen Ebenen ausgelösten institutionellen Wandels, seiner treibenden und hemmenden Kräfte und seiner Ergebnisse. Damit leistet das Buch einen wichtigen Beitrag zur Theorie institutionellen Wandels.
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Autorenporträt
Renate Mayntz, Prof. Dr. h.c. mult., war bis zu ihrer Emeritierung 1997 Direktorin am Max-Planck-Institut für Gesellschaftsforschung in Köln.
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Contents1Institutional Change in the Regulation of Financial Markets: Questions and AnswersRenate Mayntz2The Two-Tiered Politics of Financial Reform in the United StatesJohn T. Woolley and J. Nicholas Ziegler3Post-Crisis Financial Regulation in BritainSukhdev Johal, Michael Moran and Karel Williams4International Radicalism, Domestic Conformism: France's Ambiguous Stance on Financial ReformsNicolas Jabko5Institutional Change in German Financial RegulationStefan Handke and Hubert Zimmermann6Increasing Vulnerability: Financial Market Regulation in SwitzerlandSimon Steinlin and Christine Trampusch7The Regulatory Response of the European Union to the Global Financial CrisisLucia Quaglia8The Defense of Economic Interests in the European Union: The Case of Hedge Fund RegulationCornelia Woll9What's the Problem? Competing Diagnoses and Shifting Coalitions in the Reform of International Accounting StandardsPaul Lagneau-Ymonet and Sigrid Quack 610 New Capital Rules? Reforming Basel Banking Standards after the Financial CrisisRoman Goldbach and Dieter Kerwer11 Institutional Change at the Top: From the Financial Stability Forum to the Financial Stability BoardShawn Donnelly12 The International Financial Architecture: Plus ça change ...?Geoffrey R. D. Underhill and Jasper BlomContributorsAbbreviationsContents
1Institutional Change in the Regulation of Financial Markets: Questions and Answers Renate Mayntz
2The Two-Tiered Politics of Financial Reform in the United States John T. Woolley and J. Nicholas Ziegler
3Post-Crisis Financial Regulation in Britain Sukhdev Johal, Michael Moran and Karel Williams
4International Radicalism, Domestic Conformism: France's Ambiguous Stance on Financial Reforms Nicolas Jabko
5Institutional Change in German Financial Regulation Stefan Handke and Hubert Zimmermann
6Increasing Vulnerability: Financial Market Regulation in Switzerland Simon Steinlin and Christine Trampusch
7The Regulatory Response of the European Union to the Global Financial Crisis Lucia Quaglia
8The Defense of Economic Interests in the European Union: The Case of Hedge Fund Regulation Cornelia Woll
9What's the Problem? Competing Diagnoses and Shifting Coalitions in the Reform of International Accounting Standards Paul Lagneau-Ymonet and Sigrid Quack 6
10 New Capital Rules? Reforming Basel Banking Standards after the Financial Crisis Roman Goldbach and Dieter Kerwer
11 Institutional Change at the Top: From the Financial Stability Forum to the Financial Stability Board Shawn Donnelly
12 The International Financial Architecture: Plus ça change ...? Geoffrey R. D. Underhill and Jasper Blom
Contents1Institutional Change in the Regulation of Financial Markets: Questions and AnswersRenate Mayntz2The Two-Tiered Politics of Financial Reform in the United StatesJohn T. Woolley and J. Nicholas Ziegler3Post-Crisis Financial Regulation in BritainSukhdev Johal, Michael Moran and Karel Williams4International Radicalism, Domestic Conformism: France's Ambiguous Stance on Financial ReformsNicolas Jabko5Institutional Change in German Financial RegulationStefan Handke and Hubert Zimmermann6Increasing Vulnerability: Financial Market Regulation in SwitzerlandSimon Steinlin and Christine Trampusch7The Regulatory Response of the European Union to the Global Financial CrisisLucia Quaglia8The Defense of Economic Interests in the European Union: The Case of Hedge Fund RegulationCornelia Woll9What's the Problem? Competing Diagnoses and Shifting Coalitions in the Reform of International Accounting StandardsPaul Lagneau-Ymonet and Sigrid Quack 610 New Capital Rules? Reforming Basel Banking Standards after the Financial CrisisRoman Goldbach and Dieter Kerwer11 Institutional Change at the Top: From the Financial Stability Forum to the Financial Stability BoardShawn Donnelly12 The International Financial Architecture: Plus ça change ...?Geoffrey R. D. Underhill and Jasper BlomContributorsAbbreviationsContents
1Institutional Change in the Regulation of Financial Markets: Questions and Answers Renate Mayntz
2The Two-Tiered Politics of Financial Reform in the United States John T. Woolley and J. Nicholas Ziegler
3Post-Crisis Financial Regulation in Britain Sukhdev Johal, Michael Moran and Karel Williams
4International Radicalism, Domestic Conformism: France's Ambiguous Stance on Financial Reforms Nicolas Jabko
5Institutional Change in German Financial Regulation Stefan Handke and Hubert Zimmermann
6Increasing Vulnerability: Financial Market Regulation in Switzerland Simon Steinlin and Christine Trampusch
7The Regulatory Response of the European Union to the Global Financial Crisis Lucia Quaglia
8The Defense of Economic Interests in the European Union: The Case of Hedge Fund Regulation Cornelia Woll
9What's the Problem? Competing Diagnoses and Shifting Coalitions in the Reform of International Accounting Standards Paul Lagneau-Ymonet and Sigrid Quack 6
10 New Capital Rules? Reforming Basel Banking Standards after the Financial Crisis Roman Goldbach and Dieter Kerwer
11 Institutional Change at the Top: From the Financial Stability Forum to the Financial Stability Board Shawn Donnelly
12 The International Financial Architecture: Plus ça change ...? Geoffrey R. D. Underhill and Jasper Blom
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