Market-Based Banking and the International Financial Crisis

Iain Hardie · David J. Howarth

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Banking stability, regulation, efficiency Banking Systems and Strategies Global Financial Regulation and Crises

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1. Introduction: Towards a Political Economy of Banking 2. Framing Market-Based Banking and the Financial Crisis 3. Market-Based Banking as the Worst of All Worlds: Illustrations from the US and UK 4. Belgium and the Netherlands: Impatient Capital 5. A Peculiar Kind of Devastation: German Market-Based Banking 6. State Intervention and Market-Based Banking in France 7. A 'Ship in Trouble'. The Spanish Banking System and the International Financial Crisis 8. Turning the Crisis on its Head: Sovereign Debt Crisis as Banking Crisis in Italy and Greece 9. Cool Canada: A Case of Low Market-Based Banking in the Anglo-Saxon World 10. Market-Based Banking in Japan: From the Avant-Garde to Europe's Future?

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