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Index
Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Contents Introduction Part I Phenomenology
1 Do we know what the financial markets are? 2 At the root of the possibility of crisis: Liquidity and risk 3 What is credit? 4 What is money? 5 Finance starting from the end 6 Capitalism and debt: A matter of life and death
Part II History
1 From credit risk to liquidity risk (2008) 2 The globalization of capital (1973) 3 ‘Fiat dollar’. And the world saw that it was good (1971) 4 The Eurodollar chimera (1958) 5 The European Payments Union (1950) 6 Bretton Woods: The plan that might have made it (1944) 7 Bretton Woods: The system that found implementation (1944) 8 The standard crisis (1929) 9 Orchestra rehearsal. The international gold standard and the dissolution of gold (1871) 10 Money before and after the gold standard (1717) 11 Money for nothing: The invention of central banking (1694) 12 The international currency of the trade fairs (1579)
Part III Politics
1 Double or quits? 2 The way out of liquidity: The Gordian knot and utopia 3 Prevention or cure? The structural paradox of the anti-crisis policies 4 Another finance 5 The (rare) ‘green shoots’ of a possible reform 6 If not now, when?
Notes Index
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