In this paper, I put the ongoing G20 process of improving the regulation of international finance into a historically informed perspective. To understand the driving forces behind and obstacles to international cooperation in governing finance I combine concepts from international political economy and comparative political economy (IPE and CPE) that have previously been only loosely connected. Building on the IPE literature that highlights the historical and political embeddedness of financial regulation I depart from the IPE focus on the globalization of US–UK financial market capitalism. CPE studies show that, since the 1970s, different variations of capitalism have reacted in distinct ways to the collapse of the Bretton Woods system, lo...
Can we reign in the power of finance? This dissertation asks if an industry that is often portrayed ...
The 1970s are often portrayed as the beginning of a new era of finance capitalism. The growth and in...
This paper analyzes 'globalization' as the interplay between domestic and 'foreign' economic agents ...
In this paper, I put the ongoing G20 process of improving the regulation of international finance in...
In this paper, I put the ongoing G20 process of improving the regulation of international finance in...
In this paper, I put the ongoing G20 process of improving the regulation of international finance in...
The Financial Crisis has intensified the focus on financial regulation at global level, placing it a...
The institutional governance approach sees national economies embedded in a bundle of non-market typ...
Der vorliegende Beitrag untersucht die Veränderungen im japanischen und deutschen Rentensystem unter...
During the twentieth century the financial sector became possibly the most regulated area of the eco...
The international political economy literature often expects that states end up in regulatory races ...
In this article, the authors examine some effects of economic internationalization on state structur...
The financial crash of 2007-8 is the latest and greatest of the crises resulting from the process of...
Both the varieties of capitalism school (VOC) and regulation theory (RT) address the issue of how an...
Recent literature on the European debt crisis emphasizes that rising external trade and lending imba...
Can we reign in the power of finance? This dissertation asks if an industry that is often portrayed ...
The 1970s are often portrayed as the beginning of a new era of finance capitalism. The growth and in...
This paper analyzes 'globalization' as the interplay between domestic and 'foreign' economic agents ...
In this paper, I put the ongoing G20 process of improving the regulation of international finance in...
In this paper, I put the ongoing G20 process of improving the regulation of international finance in...
In this paper, I put the ongoing G20 process of improving the regulation of international finance in...
The Financial Crisis has intensified the focus on financial regulation at global level, placing it a...
The institutional governance approach sees national economies embedded in a bundle of non-market typ...
Der vorliegende Beitrag untersucht die Veränderungen im japanischen und deutschen Rentensystem unter...
During the twentieth century the financial sector became possibly the most regulated area of the eco...
The international political economy literature often expects that states end up in regulatory races ...
In this article, the authors examine some effects of economic internationalization on state structur...
The financial crash of 2007-8 is the latest and greatest of the crises resulting from the process of...
Both the varieties of capitalism school (VOC) and regulation theory (RT) address the issue of how an...
Recent literature on the European debt crisis emphasizes that rising external trade and lending imba...
Can we reign in the power of finance? This dissertation asks if an industry that is often portrayed ...
The 1970s are often portrayed as the beginning of a new era of finance capitalism. The growth and in...
This paper analyzes 'globalization' as the interplay between domestic and 'foreign' economic agents ...