FRONT COVER -- FROM ECONOMY TO SOCIETY? PERSPECTIVES ON TRANSNATIONAL RISK REGULATION -- COPYRIGHT PAGE -- CONTENTS -- LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS -- EDITORIAL BOARD -- AFTER A ROMANTIC ASPIRATION TO SOCIETY: HARNESSING THE REGULATORY CAPACITY OF A SOCIAL SPHERE -- CONTEMPORARY CRISES CALLING FOR NEW PERSPECTIVES ON TRANSNATIONAL RISK REGULATION -- HARNESSING THE REGULATORY CAPACITY OF A SOCIAL SPHERE -- AN ECONOMIC SOCIOLOGY OF LAW TAKE ON THE REGULATION OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY -- DEVELOPING POLANYIAN IDEAS ABOUT ECONOMY-SOCIETY INTERACTIONS -- HARNESSING THE REGULATORY CAPACITY OF A SOCIAL SPHERE: A DISTINCT REGULATORY STRATEGY AND ANALYTICAL LENS? -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- ACKNOWLEDGMENT -- REFERENCES -- PART I: THEORETICAL ENGAGEMENT WITH POLANYI: CONTEXT AND CRITIQUE -- POLANYI IN AN HOURGLASS: THE TWO LIVES OF A SOCIOLOGICAL CLASSIC -- INTRODUCTION: WHY POLANYI? -- SETTING THE FRAMEWORK -- CONTEXTUALIZING POLANYI'S WORK IN THE PAST -- CONTEXTUALIZING POLANYI'S WORK IN THE PRESENT -- CONCLUSION: SOCIETY AT RISK -- REFERENCES -- A SYSTEMS THEORY PERSPECTIVE ON POLANYI'S GREAT TRANSFORMATION: THE CASE OF FINANCIAL DERIVATIVE CONTRACTS -- INTRODUCTION -- POLANYI'S GREAT TRANSFORMATION AND THE FINANCIAL CRISIS -- A SYSTEMS THEORY PERSPECTIVE ON FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS -- THE IMPLICATIONS OF THE SYSTEMS PERSPECTIVE FOR POLANYI'S ANALYSIS -- CONCLUSIONS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- FROM POLANYI TO DISCOURSE THEORY -- POLANYI'S MACRO-SOCIOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE: REGULATION AS THE OUTCOME OF CHANGING ECONOMY-SOCIETY RELATIONSHIPS -- THREE KEY CHALLENGES FOR CONTEMPORARY REGULATION RESEARCHERS -- DEVELOPING A POLANYIAN CONCEPTION OF SOCIALIZED LEGAL REGULATION -- ECONOMY AND SOCIETY AS PERFORMED THROUGH OPEN AND RELATIONALLY CONSTRUCTED DISCOURSES -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- PART II: APPLYING AND DEVELOPING POLANYIAN IDEAS.

THEME 1: REGULATING THROUGH EMBEDDING SOVEREIGN DEBT DEFAULT -- HOW MARKETS WORK: THE LAWYER'S VERSION -- INTRODUCTION -- COLLECTIVE MYTHS ABOUT COLLECTIVE ACTION -- MESSY REALITY: A STORY OF VARIANCE AND (MAYBE?) INNOVATION -- STORIES AS A WINDOW INTO LEGAL PRACTICE -- CONCLUSION: CACS IN THE EUROZONE -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- SOVEREIGN DEBT RESTRUCTURING IN THE EUROZONE: A POLANYIAN READING OF PRIVATE LAW ENFORCEMENT -- PRIVATE LAW ENFORCEMENT: A POLANYIAN READING -- SECURITIZATION OF SOVEREIGN DEBT: A POLITICAL PROJECT -- SOVEREIGN DEBT LITIGATION IN US COURTS: A SNAPSHOT -- CONCLUSIONS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- THEME 2: MORALIZING MARKETS THROUGH FAIR TRADE AND CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY -- DEFIANCE IN THE SOCIAL SPHERE: THE COMPLEXITY OF RISK REGULATION IN THE CASE OF FAIR TRADE -- INTRODUCTION -- REGULATING RISK IN FAIR TRADE -- THE COMPLEXITY OF REGULATING RISK THROUGH THE SOCIAL SPHERE: THE LENS OF DEFIANCE -- METHOD -- DEFIANCE IN FAIR TRADE -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- REFERENCES -- "ETIQUETTE AND MAGIC": BETWEEN EMBEDDING AND EMBEDDED CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY -- THE UNFINISHED BUSINESS OF THE CSR CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK -- THE MARKET AND THE NORMATIVE AND REGULATORY DIMENSIONS OF CSR -- THE CSR DISCOURSE AND ITS CONTACT POINTS WITH EMBEDDEDNESS -- CSR - PERSPECTIVES FOR A THEORY OF SOCIAL CHANGE -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- REFERENCES -- THEME 3: EMBEDDING ECONOMIC ACTIVITY THROUGH EMOTIONS? -- EMOTIONS AND RISK REGULATION -- THE INTERTWINED NATURE OF THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL SPHERES -- LAY EMOTION AND EXPERT RATIONALITY -- RISK: AGGREGATED OR ATOMIZED? -- TWO ILLUSTRATIONS: THE CHICAGO HEATWAVE AND HURRICANE KATRINA -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- ACKNOWLEDGMENT -- REFERENCES -- TRUST AND REGULATION: INSIGHTS FROM THE MINING INDUSTRY -- INTRODUCTION -- TRUST AND LEGAL REGULATION.

TRUST AND REGULATORY STRATEGY -- WHAT IS TRUST? -- THE MINING INDUSTRY AS A SITE FOR EXPLORING TRUST -- METHODOLOGY -- FINDINGS -- THE "SOCIAL LICENSE TO OPERATE" AS A DRIVER OF CORPORATE PERFORMANCE -- TRUST AND CORPORATE BEHAVIOR -- LIMITATIONS OF TRUST-BASED REGULATION -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- DISCUSSION PIECE -- SEPARATE SPHERES? THE CULTURAL CONTRADICTIONS OF MARKETS -- THE "ALWAYS EMBEDDED ECONOMY" -- THE CULTURAL CONTRADICTIONS OF MARKETS -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES.