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Autorenporträt
Anush Kapadia is Associate Professor of Economics in the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay. He works on the politics of financial systems and his research interests are Sociology and political economy of finance, Political economy of development, Indian political economy, Theories of money, Classical political economy, New and old Institutionalism and History of economic thought. He has conducted both theoretical and empirical work in case studies covering Indian bond markets, the US shadow-banking system, the EU, and the global reserve system.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgements Part I. 1. Money anchored to the future 2. The money fetish: making promises into things 3. Bending not breaking: monetary sovereignty and the survival constraint 4. Mystical kernel within the rational shell: the Banking School's residual Chartalism 5. Between currency and credit: Mehrling's money view 6. There is no such thing as fiat money 7. Coherence: why money is not value Part II. 8. National Money vs Shadow Banking: contradictions of a public-private credit system 9. A world without world money 10. Proof of institutions: cryptocurrencies as digital fiat money 11. Europe and democratic funding 12. Democratic sovereignty makes money References Index.
Acknowledgements Part I. 1. Money anchored to the future 2. The money fetish: making promises into things 3. Bending not breaking: monetary sovereignty and the survival constraint 4. Mystical kernel within the rational shell: the Banking School's residual Chartalism 5. Between currency and credit: Mehrling's money view 6. There is no such thing as fiat money 7. Coherence: why money is not value Part II. 8. National Money vs Shadow Banking: contradictions of a public-private credit system 9. A world without world money 10. Proof of institutions: cryptocurrencies as digital fiat money 11. Europe and democratic funding 12. Democratic sovereignty makes money References Index.
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