Casino capitalism: with an introduction by Matthew Watson
Originally released by Basil Blackwell in 1986, and then re-released by Manchester UniversityPress in 1998, Casino capitalism is a cutting-edge discussion of international financial markets, the way they behave and the power they wield. It examines money's power for good as well as its terrible disruptive, destructive power for evil. Money is seen as being far too important to leave to bankers and economists to do with as they think best. The raison d'être of Casino capitalism is to expose the development of a financial system that has increasingly escaped the calming influences of democratic control.

This new edition includes a powerful new introduction provided by Matthew Watson that puts the book it in its proper historical context, as well as identifying its relevance for the modern world. It will have a wide reaching audience, appealing both to academics and students of economics and globalization as well as the general reader with interests in capitalism and economic history.

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Casino capitalism: with an introduction by Matthew Watson
Originally released by Basil Blackwell in 1986, and then re-released by Manchester UniversityPress in 1998, Casino capitalism is a cutting-edge discussion of international financial markets, the way they behave and the power they wield. It examines money's power for good as well as its terrible disruptive, destructive power for evil. Money is seen as being far too important to leave to bankers and economists to do with as they think best. The raison d'être of Casino capitalism is to expose the development of a financial system that has increasingly escaped the calming influences of democratic control.

This new edition includes a powerful new introduction provided by Matthew Watson that puts the book it in its proper historical context, as well as identifying its relevance for the modern world. It will have a wide reaching audience, appealing both to academics and students of economics and globalization as well as the general reader with interests in capitalism and economic history.

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Casino capitalism: with an introduction by Matthew Watson

Casino capitalism: with an introduction by Matthew Watson

by Susan Strange
Casino capitalism: with an introduction by Matthew Watson

Casino capitalism: with an introduction by Matthew Watson

by Susan Strange

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Overview

Originally released by Basil Blackwell in 1986, and then re-released by Manchester UniversityPress in 1998, Casino capitalism is a cutting-edge discussion of international financial markets, the way they behave and the power they wield. It examines money's power for good as well as its terrible disruptive, destructive power for evil. Money is seen as being far too important to leave to bankers and economists to do with as they think best. The raison d'être of Casino capitalism is to expose the development of a financial system that has increasingly escaped the calming influences of democratic control.

This new edition includes a powerful new introduction provided by Matthew Watson that puts the book it in its proper historical context, as well as identifying its relevance for the modern world. It will have a wide reaching audience, appealing both to academics and students of economics and globalization as well as the general reader with interests in capitalism and economic history.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781784991340
Publisher: Manchester University Press
Publication date: 12/01/2015
Edition description: New Edition
Pages: 240
Sales rank: 969,705
Product dimensions: 6.10(w) x 9.10(h) x 0.50(d)

About the Author

The late Susan Strange was a scholar of International Relations who was largely responsible for creating the field of international political economy (IPE). She held academic positions at the LSE, the European UniversityInstitute in Florence and latterly as Chair in International Relations and Professor of International Political economy at the University of Warwick.

Matthew Watson is Professor of Political Economy in the Department of Politics and International Studies at the University of Warwick

Table of Contents

Introduction – Matthew Watson
1. Casino capitalism
2. Key decisions and their consequences
3. Some other interpretations
4. Betting in the dark
5. The guessing game
6. Some prescriptions
7. Cooling the casino
Bibliography
Index

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