1st Edition
Financial Development, Economic Crises and Emerging Market Economies
Preface
James K. Galbraith
Introduction: Financial Development: The Sword Of Damocles Hanging Over The Process Of Economic Development
Faruk Ülgen
Chapter 1. Financial Liberalization, Crises And Policy Implications
Philip Arestis
Chapter 2. Global Financing: A Bad Medicine For Developing Countries
Joaquín Arriola
Chapter 3. Financial Development, Instability And Some Confused Equations
Faruk Ülgen
Chapter 4. Underdeveloped Financial Markets Infrastructure Of Emerging Market Economies. Assessment Of Underlying Challenges And Suggested Policy Responses
Shazia GHANI
Chapter 5. Towards De-Financialization
Malcolm Sawyer
Chapter 6. A Common Currency For The Common Good
Sergio Rossi
Chapter 7. A Capital Market Without Banks. Lending And Borrowing In Hennaarderadeel, Friesland, 1537–1555
Merijn KNIBBE And Paul Borghaerts
Chapter 8. Financial Liberalization, Financial Development And Instability In Emerging Economies: What Lessons For The Franc Zone?
Aboubakar Sidiki Cisse
Chapter 9. Depositor Myopia And Banking Sector Behavior
Ozan Bakis, Fatih Karanfil And Sezgin Polat
Chapter 10. Dollarization And Financial Development: The Experience Of LA Countries
Eugenia Correa And Alicia Girón
Chapter 11. Financialization In Brazil: A Paper Tiger, With Atomic Teeth?
Pierre Salama
Chapter 12. National And Supra-National Financial Regulatory Architecture: Transformations Of The Russian Financial System In The Post-Soviet Period
Nadezhda N. Pokrovskaia
Chapter 13: Minsky In Beijing: Shadow Banking, Credit Expansion And Debt Accumulation In China
Yan Liang
Biography
Faruk Ülgen is Associate Professor, Grenoble Faculty of Economics, Director of the Department of International Relations and Conventions, and Head of the Department of Economics of the Branch Campus of Valence of the University Grenoble Alpes, France.
