Politics and banking: ideas, public policy, and the creation of financial institutions

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Banking stability, regulation, efficiency Political and Economic history of UK and US Banking Systems and Strategies

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Contents: Preface Chapter 1: Ideas and Institutions: Public Philosophies and Regulatory Frameworks in U.S. Banking Chapter 2: The First Bank of the United States: From Many One? Chapter 3: Andrew Jackson and the Second Bank of the United States: Restoring the Lochean Line Chapter 4: From State Banks to National Banks: Public and Private Chapter 5: The Federal Reserve Board: Where Nature Ends Chapter 6: Progressivism and the S&L Framework: Centering the Purpose Chapter 7: Credit Unionism and Populist Public Philosophy: Questions of Control Chapter 8: Whither Banking Regulation? Notes Bibliography Index

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