The Governance of Financialization in Latin America and East Asia analyses how states in these areas have adopted different monetary, financial, and foreign exchange policies to govern financialization, which have induced varying levels of state control over financial markets.
The Governance of Financialization in Latin America and East Asia analyses how states in these areas have adopted different monetary, financial, and foreign exchange policies to govern financialization, which have induced varying levels of state control over financial markets.
Max Nagel is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the IAW Institute for Labour and Economy at the University of Bremen, Germany.
Inhaltsangabe
1. State Agency in Times of Globalization 2. Explaining Policy Divergence and Policy Change 3. Chile: Preserving Dictatorships and Democracies Through Financial Stability 4. Argentina: Ideologies and Failed Policy Experiments 5. South Korea: Overcoming Authoritarian Developmentalism, Safeguarding Financial Stability 6. Japan: Government Control Through Institutional Reforms 7. How Government-Expert Relations Produce State Agency and Propel Divergence
1. State Agency in Times of Globalization 2. Explaining Policy Divergence and Policy Change 3. Chile: Preserving Dictatorships and Democracies Through Financial Stability 4. Argentina: Ideologies and Failed Policy Experiments 5. South Korea: Overcoming Authoritarian Developmentalism, Safeguarding Financial Stability 6. Japan: Government Control Through Institutional Reforms 7. How Government-Expert Relations Produce State Agency and Propel Divergence
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