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Handbook on the Geographies of Money and Finance
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Contenido :
The Geography of Money and Finance
On the Geography of Bubbles and Financial Crises
The Geographical Political Economy of Money and Finance after the Great Crisis: Beyond ‘Market Discipline’
The Territorial Governance of the Financial Industry
The Map and the Territory: Exploring Capital’s New Financialised Spatialities
‘This Time it’s Different’… and Why it Matters: The Shifting Geographies of Money, Finance and Risks
The Spatial Structure of the Financial System and the Funding of Regional Business: A Comparison of Britain and Germany
The Geographical Network of Bank Organizations: Issues and Evidence for Italy
Innovation and Stock Markets: International Evidence on Manufacturing and Services
The Financialisation and Governance of Infrastructure
The Geography of Local Public Finance
The State as Institutional Investor: Unpacking the Geographical Political Economy of Sovereign Wealth Funds
Geographies of Mortgage Markets
Geographies of Assets and Debt
The Financial Legacy of Pension Fund Capitalism
Regulatory Space and the Flow of Funds across the Hierarchy of Money
Regulatory Spaces in Global Finance
Emerging Onshore-Offshore Services: The Case of Asset-Backed Finance Markets in Europe
Banking Reform in China: A Balancing Act between Financial Viability and Financial Security
Credit Rating Agencies are Poorly Understood and the Rules Developed for Them Will Not Work
Alternative Circuits of Capital: Parallel Economies of Environmental Finance
Geographies of Alternative, Complimentary and Community Currencies
‘Mainstreaming; the Alternative’; The Financialisation of Transnational Migrant Remittances
The Imaginary Landscapes of Islamic Finance and the Global Financial Crisis
Crowdfunding: Understanding Diversity
Bitcoin through the Lens of Complexity Theory
The Geography of Money and Finance
On the Geography of Bubbles and Financial Crises
The Geographical Political Economy of Money and Finance after the Great Crisis: Beyond ‘Market Discipline’
The Territorial Governance of the Financial Industry
The Map and the Territory: Exploring Capital’s New Financialised Spatialities
‘This Time it’s Different’… and Why it Matters: The Shifting Geographies of Money, Finance and Risks
The Spatial Structure of the Financial System and the Funding of Regional Business: A Comparison of Britain and Germany
The Geographical Network of Bank Organizations: Issues and Evidence for Italy
Innovation and Stock Markets: International Evidence on Manufacturing and Services
The Financialisation and Governance of Infrastructure
The Geography of Local Public Finance
The State as Institutional Investor: Unpacking the Geographical Political Economy of Sovereign Wealth Funds
Geographies of Mortgage Markets
Geographies of Assets and Debt
The Financial Legacy of Pension Fund Capitalism
Regulatory Space and the Flow of Funds across the Hierarchy of Money
Regulatory Spaces in Global Finance
Emerging Onshore-Offshore Services: The Case of Asset-Backed Finance Markets in Europe
Banking Reform in China: A Balancing Act between Financial Viability and Financial Security
Credit Rating Agencies are Poorly Understood and the Rules Developed for Them Will Not Work
Alternative Circuits of Capital: Parallel Economies of Environmental Finance
Geographies of Alternative, Complimentary and Community Currencies
‘Mainstreaming; the Alternative’; The Financialisation of Transnational Migrant Remittances
The Imaginary Landscapes of Islamic Finance and the Global Financial Crisis
Crowdfunding: Understanding Diversity
Bitcoin through the Lens of Complexity Theory
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| Código de barras | Signatura | Tipo de medio | Ubicación | Sección | Estado |
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| 37867 | 330.9 MARh | Libro | Biblioteca Especializada | Colección general | Disponible |
