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Introduction Part I: Knowledges of Credit Risk and Bank Regulation 1. The Credit Crisis as a Problem in the Sociology of Knowledge ( Donald Mackenzie ) 2. What?s in a Name? Provident, the People?s Bank and the Regulation of Brand Identity ( Liz Mcfall ) 3. Reflexivity of Shadow Banking ( Benjamin Wilhelm ) 4. Interrogating the Crisis: Financial Instruments, Public Policy and Corporate Governance ( Hugh Willmott ) Part II: Critical Perspectives on Financial Innovation 5. Reconceptualising Financial Innovation: Frame, Conjuncture and Bricolage ( E. Engelen, I. Ert?rk, A. Leaver, J. Froud and K. Williams ) 6. Europe’s Toxic Twins: Government Debt In Financialised Times ( Daniela Gabor and Cornel Ban ) 7. Variegated Geographies of Finance: International Financial Centres and the (Re)Production of Financial Working Cultures ( Sarah Hall ) 8. The Boundaries of Finance as Zones of Conflicts ( Sabine Montagne ) Part III: New Approaches to Banking, Risk and Central Bank Role in the Eurozone 9. The New Behemoth?: The ECB and the Financial Supervision Reforms During the Eurozone Crisis ( Cl?ment Fontan ) 10. Varieties of Capitalism and Banking in the EU ( Iain Hardie ) 11. The Financialisation of Local Governments: Evidence from the Italian Case ( Andrea Lagna ) Part IV: Regulation of Misconduct in Banking 12. Libor and Euribor: From Normal Banking Practice to Manipulation to the Potential Reform ( Daniel Seabra Lopes ) 13. Hedge Funds: Past and Present ( Photis Lysandrou ) 14. Offshore Financial Centres and Tax Evasion in Banking ( Silke ?tsch and Michaela Schmidt ) Part V: Limits of Post-Crisis Bank Regulation 15. Post-Crisis Bank Regulation and Financialised Bank Business Models ( Ian Crowther and Ismail Ert?rk ) 16. Financial Market Regulation: Still a Regime Removed From Politics ( Nicholas Dorn ) 17. Prudential Regulation in the Age of Internal Models ( Jos? Gabilondo ) 18. Defences Against Systemic Risk: A Greater Role and Responsibility for Bank Lawyers?: Judgement Based Bank Supervision ( Joanna Gray and Peter Metzing ) 19. Shattering Glass-Steagall: The Power of Financial Industries to Overcome Restraints ( Paul M. Hirsch, Jo-Ellen Pozner and Mary Katherine Stimmler ) Part VI: Dysfunctional Global Finance and Banking Reform 20. How Finance Globalized: A Tail of Two Cities ( Gary A. Dymski and A. Kaltenbrunner ) 21. How the American Financial Meltdown of 2008 Caused the Global Financial Crisis ( Neil Fligstein and Jacob Habinek ) 22. Reforming the Culture of Banking ( Grahame Thompson ) 23. Consumer Finance and the Social Dimension of Banks in a Global Economy ( Toni Williams )

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