The issue of the relation between financial derivatives, money and crisis remains one of on-going debate within Marxism. This paper takes issue with a recent contribution to this debate by Tony Norfield. We contend that the relationship between financial derivatives and the concept of 'money' needs to be framed in the context of a changing understanding of liquidity, and that issues of crisis and renewed accumulation are better understood though this path than via debates about speculative versus real investment and productive versus unproductive capital. Indeed these latter taxonomies are being superseded by current developments within finance, and Marxian analysis needs to be attuned to these current developments
Financial derivatives are the products of the most recent financial innovation and their popularity ...
As a phenomenon, risk is specific for any human activity. Following this logic, we can say that this...
In the third chapter of Capital, Marx observed: “As long as the social character of labour appears a...
Financial derivatives have been identified as the prime suspect in recent financial crises. In the s...
This paper attempts to examine the essence of money theory and the mainstream interpretation of mone...
Financial derivatives have been singled out as the major villain in the latest crisis, particularly ...
The aim of this paper is to provide an overview of recent interpretations of the essential propertie...
The recent theoretical works of the authors mentioned in the title of the paper provide thorough ins...
The period since the global financial crisis has seen financial derivatives not only grow quantitati...
The recent financial meltdown and the resulting global recession have rekindled debates regarding th...
This article critically engages with Peter Burnham's recent call for a ‘return to fundamentals’ and ...
The essential aim is to reconstruct the original Marx's original theory of money in order to assimil...
Abstract This paper aims to study the central importance assumed by the derivatives market in the dy...
This volume is a debate about a sociology and economics of money: a form of positive trespassing. It...
This paper accords derivatives a central role in defining the character and dynamics of financialise...
Financial derivatives are the products of the most recent financial innovation and their popularity ...
As a phenomenon, risk is specific for any human activity. Following this logic, we can say that this...
In the third chapter of Capital, Marx observed: “As long as the social character of labour appears a...
Financial derivatives have been identified as the prime suspect in recent financial crises. In the s...
This paper attempts to examine the essence of money theory and the mainstream interpretation of mone...
Financial derivatives have been singled out as the major villain in the latest crisis, particularly ...
The aim of this paper is to provide an overview of recent interpretations of the essential propertie...
The recent theoretical works of the authors mentioned in the title of the paper provide thorough ins...
The period since the global financial crisis has seen financial derivatives not only grow quantitati...
The recent financial meltdown and the resulting global recession have rekindled debates regarding th...
This article critically engages with Peter Burnham's recent call for a ‘return to fundamentals’ and ...
The essential aim is to reconstruct the original Marx's original theory of money in order to assimil...
Abstract This paper aims to study the central importance assumed by the derivatives market in the dy...
This volume is a debate about a sociology and economics of money: a form of positive trespassing. It...
This paper accords derivatives a central role in defining the character and dynamics of financialise...
Financial derivatives are the products of the most recent financial innovation and their popularity ...
As a phenomenon, risk is specific for any human activity. Following this logic, we can say that this...
In the third chapter of Capital, Marx observed: “As long as the social character of labour appears a...