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Statecraft strategies and housing financialization at the periphery : post-socialist trajectories in Russia and Poland

Büdenbender, MIrjam; Lagna, Andrea - In: Finance and society 5 (2019) 2, pp. 105-125

A new literature on housing and financialization has emerged in recent years, but scholars have yet to examine how … political actors shape national trajectories of housing financialization. In this article, we address this shortcoming by … housing financialization. Russian political elites pursued patrimonial statecraft strategies and a mode of global economic …

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The aporetic financialisation of insurance liabilities : reserving under Solvency II

Fytros, Charalampos - In: Finance and society 7 (2021) 1, pp. 20-39

The valuation of insurance liabilities has traditionally been dealt with by actuaries, who closely monitored underlying illiquid features, assumed a long-term perspective, and exercised their own subjective, expert judgment. However, the new EU regulatory regime of Solvency II (S2) has come to...

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Assetization : a technoscientific or financial phenomenon?

Golka, Philipp - In: Finance and society 7 (2021) 1, pp. 88-93

Finance and financialization have dominated scholarship on capitalism and society for the past decade. Although …

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Financialized savings in public water governance : an illustrative case study in the arid American West

Gibson, Christopher S. - In: Finance and society 7 (2021) 2, pp. 94-112

How does financialization of the economy impact public governance of natural resources? One way includes a shift in how …

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Art and money : three aesthetic strategies in an age of financialisation

Haiven, Max - In: Finance and society 1 (2015) 1, pp. 38-60

Recent decades of financialisation have seen a significant growth in art that mobilises various forms of money as artistic media. These range from the integration of material money (coins, bills, credit cards) into aesthetic processes, such as sculpture, painting, performance, and so on, to a...

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Is there life after debt? : revolution in the age of financial capitalism

Bjerg, Ole - In: Finance and society 1 (2015) 1, pp. 81-89

What happens to classic Marxist notions of revolution, exploitation and class struggle under the premise that we live in the age of financial rather than industrial capitalism? In this essay I argue that the logic of finance is the main structuring principle of the circulation of value, capital,...

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Shared stakes, distributed investment : socially engaged art and the financialization of social impact

Rosamond, Emily - In: Finance and society 2 (2016) 2, pp. 111-126

This article examines the implications of the financialization of social impact and the emerging social impact bonds …

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Contemporary art and financialization : two approaches

Ivanova, Victoria - In: Finance and society 2 (2016) 2, pp. 127-137

This essay identifies two approaches to theorizing the relationship between financialization and contemporary art. The … hostile environment for financialization, although new practices are emerging that are increasing its integration with the … one hand, contemporary art functions as an impediment to outright financialization because of market opacity; on the other …

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Financialization and its discontents

Mehrling, Perry - In: Finance and society 3 (2017) 1, pp. 1-10

financialization have produced a global Financial Society, hierarchical and inherently unstable. The problem confronting social …

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Capital Market Union and residential capitalism in Europe : rescaling the housing-centred model of financialization

Fernandez, Rodrigo; Aalbers, Manuel - In: Finance and society 3 (2017) 1, pp. 32-50

-centred financialization that developed in countries like Spain, Ireland, the UK and the Netherlands. It is widely acknowledged that the rise … boom will not be able to prevent future housing-centred financialization. CMU thus signifies a spatial expansion of the …

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