The Philosophy of Money and Finance
Herausgeber: Sandberg, Joakim; Warenski, Lisa
The Philosophy of Money and Finance
Herausgeber: Sandberg, Joakim; Warenski, Lisa
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The Philosophy of Money and Finance presents sixteen original essays providing a comprehensive introduction to questions concerning the nature of money and monetary value, the epistemology of markets, and the ethics of financial systems.
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The Philosophy of Money and Finance presents sixteen original essays providing a comprehensive introduction to questions concerning the nature of money and monetary value, the epistemology of markets, and the ethics of financial systems.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- Seitenzahl: 336
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. April 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 150mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 658g
- ISBN-13: 9780192898807
- ISBN-10: 0192898809
- Artikelnr.: 68579586
- Herstellerkennzeichnung Die Herstellerinformationen sind derzeit nicht verfügbar.
- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- Seitenzahl: 336
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. April 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 150mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 658g
- ISBN-13: 9780192898807
- ISBN-10: 0192898809
- Artikelnr.: 68579586
- Herstellerkennzeichnung Die Herstellerinformationen sind derzeit nicht verfügbar.
Joakim Sandberg is Professor of Practical Philosophy and Director of the Financial Ethics Research Group at University of Gothenburg. He is also Professor of Economics and Finance from a Humanist Perspective at University of Groningen, and Vice Director of the Sustainable Finance Lab which is a collaboration between several Swedish universities and companies. Joakim has led several research projects within the philosophy of money and finance on topics including ethical responsibilities in investment, the ethical and legal duties of financial institutions, consumer attitudes towards sustainable finance, ethical and political aspects of financial crises, ethical aspects of microfinance for the poor, political aspects of cryptocurrencies, and banks' obligations with regard to biodiversity. Lisa Warenski, PhD, is Affiliated Associate Professor of Philosophy at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, and Research Associate at University of Connecticut. She works primarily in epistemology. She has published on a priori justification, fallibilism, naturalistic epistemologies, and metanormativity. Her research in applied epistemology focuses on epistemic practices in financial institutions. She is a former corporate credit analyst and loan officer with over eight years' experience working in major money center banks in New York City.
* Introduction
* I METAPHYSICS
* 1: Frank Hindriks: The Social Ontology of Money
* 2: Asya Passinsky: Cryptocurrency: Commodity or Credit?
* 3: David G. Dick: How Many People Does It Take to Make a Dollar?
* 4: Christopher J. Cowton: Truth in Financial Accounting
* II EPISTEMOLOGY
* 5: Lisa Herzog: Are Financial Markets Epistemically Efficient?
* 6: Conrad Heilmann, Marta Szymanowska, and Melissa Vergara-Fernández:
Financial Economics: What Kind of Science Is It?
* 7: Lisa Warenski: JPMorgan Chase's London Whale Trading Losses: A
Tale of Human Fallibility
* 8: Boudewijn de Bruin: Climate Change and Reflexive Law: The EU
Sustainable Finance Action Plan
* III ETHICS
* 9: Adrian Walsh: Is the Pursuit of Money Incompatible with Morality?
Some Historical and Philosophical Reflections
* 10: Kate Padgett Walsh and Nolan Pithan: Virtue Theory and the Ethics
of Finance
* 11: Richard Endörfer: On the Wrongfulness of Bank Contributions to
Financial Crises
* 12: Aaron James: Money in the Social Contract
* IV POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
* 13: Marco Meyer: Credit and Distributive Justice
* 14: Joshua Preiss: Freedom and Financial Market Reform
* 15: Peter Dietsch, Clément Fontan, Jérémie Dion, and François
Claveau: Green Central Banking
* 16: Joakim Sandberg and Lars Lindblom: Bitcoins Left and Right: A
Normative Assessment of a Digital Currency
* I METAPHYSICS
* 1: Frank Hindriks: The Social Ontology of Money
* 2: Asya Passinsky: Cryptocurrency: Commodity or Credit?
* 3: David G. Dick: How Many People Does It Take to Make a Dollar?
* 4: Christopher J. Cowton: Truth in Financial Accounting
* II EPISTEMOLOGY
* 5: Lisa Herzog: Are Financial Markets Epistemically Efficient?
* 6: Conrad Heilmann, Marta Szymanowska, and Melissa Vergara-Fernández:
Financial Economics: What Kind of Science Is It?
* 7: Lisa Warenski: JPMorgan Chase's London Whale Trading Losses: A
Tale of Human Fallibility
* 8: Boudewijn de Bruin: Climate Change and Reflexive Law: The EU
Sustainable Finance Action Plan
* III ETHICS
* 9: Adrian Walsh: Is the Pursuit of Money Incompatible with Morality?
Some Historical and Philosophical Reflections
* 10: Kate Padgett Walsh and Nolan Pithan: Virtue Theory and the Ethics
of Finance
* 11: Richard Endörfer: On the Wrongfulness of Bank Contributions to
Financial Crises
* 12: Aaron James: Money in the Social Contract
* IV POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
* 13: Marco Meyer: Credit and Distributive Justice
* 14: Joshua Preiss: Freedom and Financial Market Reform
* 15: Peter Dietsch, Clément Fontan, Jérémie Dion, and François
Claveau: Green Central Banking
* 16: Joakim Sandberg and Lars Lindblom: Bitcoins Left and Right: A
Normative Assessment of a Digital Currency
* Introduction
* I METAPHYSICS
* 1: Frank Hindriks: The Social Ontology of Money
* 2: Asya Passinsky: Cryptocurrency: Commodity or Credit?
* 3: David G. Dick: How Many People Does It Take to Make a Dollar?
* 4: Christopher J. Cowton: Truth in Financial Accounting
* II EPISTEMOLOGY
* 5: Lisa Herzog: Are Financial Markets Epistemically Efficient?
* 6: Conrad Heilmann, Marta Szymanowska, and Melissa Vergara-Fernández:
Financial Economics: What Kind of Science Is It?
* 7: Lisa Warenski: JPMorgan Chase's London Whale Trading Losses: A
Tale of Human Fallibility
* 8: Boudewijn de Bruin: Climate Change and Reflexive Law: The EU
Sustainable Finance Action Plan
* III ETHICS
* 9: Adrian Walsh: Is the Pursuit of Money Incompatible with Morality?
Some Historical and Philosophical Reflections
* 10: Kate Padgett Walsh and Nolan Pithan: Virtue Theory and the Ethics
of Finance
* 11: Richard Endörfer: On the Wrongfulness of Bank Contributions to
Financial Crises
* 12: Aaron James: Money in the Social Contract
* IV POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
* 13: Marco Meyer: Credit and Distributive Justice
* 14: Joshua Preiss: Freedom and Financial Market Reform
* 15: Peter Dietsch, Clément Fontan, Jérémie Dion, and François
Claveau: Green Central Banking
* 16: Joakim Sandberg and Lars Lindblom: Bitcoins Left and Right: A
Normative Assessment of a Digital Currency
* I METAPHYSICS
* 1: Frank Hindriks: The Social Ontology of Money
* 2: Asya Passinsky: Cryptocurrency: Commodity or Credit?
* 3: David G. Dick: How Many People Does It Take to Make a Dollar?
* 4: Christopher J. Cowton: Truth in Financial Accounting
* II EPISTEMOLOGY
* 5: Lisa Herzog: Are Financial Markets Epistemically Efficient?
* 6: Conrad Heilmann, Marta Szymanowska, and Melissa Vergara-Fernández:
Financial Economics: What Kind of Science Is It?
* 7: Lisa Warenski: JPMorgan Chase's London Whale Trading Losses: A
Tale of Human Fallibility
* 8: Boudewijn de Bruin: Climate Change and Reflexive Law: The EU
Sustainable Finance Action Plan
* III ETHICS
* 9: Adrian Walsh: Is the Pursuit of Money Incompatible with Morality?
Some Historical and Philosophical Reflections
* 10: Kate Padgett Walsh and Nolan Pithan: Virtue Theory and the Ethics
of Finance
* 11: Richard Endörfer: On the Wrongfulness of Bank Contributions to
Financial Crises
* 12: Aaron James: Money in the Social Contract
* IV POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
* 13: Marco Meyer: Credit and Distributive Justice
* 14: Joshua Preiss: Freedom and Financial Market Reform
* 15: Peter Dietsch, Clément Fontan, Jérémie Dion, and François
Claveau: Green Central Banking
* 16: Joakim Sandberg and Lars Lindblom: Bitcoins Left and Right: A
Normative Assessment of a Digital Currency