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Money/Space : Geographies of Monetary Transformation.
Title:
Money/Space : Geographies of Monetary Transformation.
Author:
Leyshon, Andrew.
ISBN:
9780203992432
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Edition:
1st ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (424 pages)
Series:
International Library of Sociology
Contents:
BOOK COVER -- TITLE -- COPYRIGHT -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION -- MONEY -- Premodern money -- Commodity money -- Money of account -- State credit money -- Virtual money -- MONEY AND SPACE -- MONEY AND ITS INTERPRETATIONS -- CHAPTER 2 HE REGULATION OF GLOBAL MONEY -- INTRODUCTION -- THE ROLE OF REGULATION -- MONEY, THE INTERNATIONAL GOLD STANDARD AND THE SELF-REGULATING ECONOMY -- BRETTON WOODS: A MANAGED INTERNATIONAL REGULATORY ORDER -- REGULATION I N AN ERA OF GEO-ECONOMIC COMPETITION -- CHAPTER 3 LIBERALISATION AND CONSOLIDATION -- INTRODUCTION -- STATES AND MONEY: REGULATION, FINANCIAL CAPITAL AND THE RESTRUCTURING OF THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL SYSTEM -- Money and credit in the international financial system -- The first period : late 1940s to late 1950s -- The second period : late 1950s to late 1970s -- The third period : late 1970s to late 1980s -- Europe in the global financial system -- THE REMAKING OF EUROPEAN FINANCIAL CAPITAL: FINANCIAL SERVICES AND THE SINGLE MARKET -- The 1992 programme and financial services -- The financial services directives -- The institutional restructuring of financial capital in the EC -- A new spatial order? 1992 and the geography of European money -- FINANCIAL CONSOLIDATION IN EUROPE: MULTINATIONAL FINANCIAL REGULATION AND EUROPEAN MONETARY UNION -- CONCLUSIONS -- CHAPTER 4 'SEXY GREEDY' -- INTRODUCTION -- NIFS, STATE ACTION, BIG BANG -- Crisis and change -- From debt crisis to closed financial system -- Investor power -- The global centralisation offinancial services -- Technological change -- New markets and capital substitution in the NIFS -- Spatial centralisation of financial activity -- The impact of the NIFS on financial centres -- Deregulation in the City of London -- Impacts of deregulatory change in the City -- LABOUR MARKET, WEALTH, CLASS -- The City of London labour market.

The generation of wealth -- Class -- THE CITY IN THE SOUTH EAST -- The City as a wealth generator -- Spending on goods -- Spending on services -- CONCLUSIONS: AN UPPER-CLASS REVIVAL? -- CHAPTER 5 IN THE WAKE OF MONEY -- MAKING MONEY: THE GROWTH OF THE CITY OF LONDON THROUGH THE 1980S -- PAY IN THE CITY IN THE 1980S -- SPENDING MONEY -- THE COUNTRY HOUSE MARKET -- CONCLUSIONS -- CHAPTER 6 THE RESTRUCTURING OF THE UK FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRY IN THE 1990s -- INTRODUCTION -- A REVERSAL OF FORTUNE -- The restructuring of the global financial services industry -- The restructuring of the United Kingdom financial system -- THE RESTRUCTURING OF FINANCIAL SERVICES FIRMS IN THE 1990S -- Labour market restructuring -- Corporate restructuring -- CONCLUSIONS -- CHAPTER 7 GEOGRAPHIES OF FINANCIAL EXCLUSION -- INTRODUCTION -- FINANCIAL EXCLUSION AND UNEVEN DEVELOPMENT -- THE CRISIS OF THE BRITISH FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRY AND THE RISE OF FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE WITHDRAWAL AND FINANCIAL… -- Opting for exclusion: the crisis of the British financial services industry in the 1990s -- RESISTING FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE WITHDRAWAL AND COUNTERING FINANCIAL EXCLUSION -- The United States -- Resisting financial infrastructure withdrawal -- Countering financial exclusion-building an alternative financial infrastructure -- Britain -- Resisting financial infrastructure withdrawal in Britain -- Countering financial exclusion in Britain -- CONCLUSIONS -- CHAPTER 8 MONEY ORDER? -- INTRODUCTION -- TIME, SPACE, AND ECONOMIC DISCOURSE IN ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY -- DISCOURSES ON AND OF THE ECONOMY -- POST-MARXIST ECONOMIC DISCOURSES -- Regulation theory -- Neo-Gramscian political economy -- BRETTON WOODS AND THE GOLDEN AGE -- National monetary order? Regulation theory and the golden age -- A transnational historic bloc? Neo-Gramscian political economy and the golden age.

CONCLUSIONS -- CHAPTER 9 A PHANTOM STATE? -- INTRODUCTION -- POSTMODERN MONEY -- THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL SYSTEM: GOVERNING WITHOUT GOVERNMENT? -- THE 'TRADITIONAL' CITY: THE CITY OF LONDON PRE-BRETTON WOODS -- THE DE-TRADITIONALISED CITY: THE CITY OF LONDON POST-BRETTON WOODS -- CONCLUSIONS: A PHANTOM STATE? -- CHAPTER 10 NEW URBAN ERAS AND OLD TECHNOLOGICAL FEARS -- INTRODUCTION -- Introduction 1 -- Introduction 2 -- NEW ERAS, OLD ERRORS -- THE FIRST TELEMATIC CITY? THE CITY OF LONDON -- CONCLUSIONS -- Conclusion 1: The Order of the Scree -- Conclusion 2: Back to the Future? -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- INDEX.
Abstract:
Bringing together in one volume the most important writings of Andrew Leyshon and Nigel Thrift on money and finance, including the unpublished classic "Sexy-Greedy" this collection examines the economic, social and cultural manifestations that go to make up the multiple vision of money. Money, it seems is the great God of our age. It is also an economy, a sociology, an anthropolgy and a geography. Linking money with the emergent patterns of global spatial order. Money/Space analyses the restructuring of financial markets in a range of spatial scales; global, national and local.
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