Name: banking across boundaries: placing finance in capitalism
SKU: 19617117
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Author: brett christophers
ISBN: 9781444338287

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banking across boundaries: placing finance in capitalism

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

wiley-blackwell

Autor

brett christophers

Tema

economic geography

Colección

uk stms advanced text

N° páginas

272

Encuadernación

papel

ISBN

1444338285

ISBN13

9781444338287

Categorías

Banca

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beginning with the assertion that critiques of the banking industrys economic productiveness are manifestations of a problematic duality that imposes socially constructed oppositions between productive and non - productive and real and financial economies, this unique synthesis of theoretical approaches relates two historical narratives. it details the processes by which western banking has internationalized, and analyzes how representations of the banking sectors productiveness, or otherwise, have taken different forms throughout the evolution of western economic theory, mutating in tandem with the latters development. examining the relationship between these two narratives, the author sheds light on how we, as a society, place banks conceptually; on how banks, as economic institutions, have placed themselves geographically; and on how these two modes of placement have become increasingly intertwined. in the process, the book illuminates not only how economic ideas perform and shape the economic world, but how those ideas are themselves always products of particular economic realities. this original contribution to the perennial debate over the financial services industry will be read with added urgency by scholars spurred on in their analyses by the contemporary financial crisis