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• Der Krisendiskurs im Europäischen Parlament
• Einleitung
• Situationsdeutungen
• Krisenverständnisse
• Krisen-Deutungsmuster
• Die Krise als Chance
• Die Krise als Regulationschance
• Finanzkrise als Krieg
• Staatsschuldenkrise : Krisenverständnisse am Beispiel Griechenlands
• Die 'griechische' Gefahr : Deutungsmuster
• Krisenursachen
• 'Grexit' : Ausstiegsszenario
• Euro-Krise?
• Verantwortlichkeiten, Zuständigkeiten
• Intergouvernementalismus
• Gemeinschaftsmethode
• Das EU-Parlament
• Problemlösungen und Kritik
• Finanzmarktregulation
• Schuldenvergemeinschaftung
• Wirtschafts- und fiskalpolitische Koordinierung
• Austerität
• Selbst- und Fremdverständnisse
• Politik und 'Märkte'
• Zwischen Markt, Staat und Volk
• Diskursiv-politische 'Wir'-Bildungen
• Wertbezug
• Solidaritätsverständnisse
• Solidaritätsgemeinschaft der 'Transferunion'?
• Exkurs : der Krisendiskurs in der EU anhand von Entschliessungen, Berichten und Reden
• Entschliessungen (E) des Europäischen Parlaments
• Berichte von Ausschüssen des Europäischen Parlaments
• Rat der Europäischen Union
• Die europäische Krise aus Sicht der Euro-Gruppe
• Der Krisendiskurs im Deutschen Bundestag
• Einleitung
• Krisenperzeptionen
• Europabezogene Krisenverständnisse
• Die Schuldenkrise
• Griechenland-Krise
• Perzeptionen der Krisenursachen
• Krisenmanagement (und Kritik)
• Griechenlandbezogene Selbst- und Fremdwahrnehmungen
• Selbst- und Fremdverständnisse
• Europa und
• Deutschland
• Markt, Politik-Staat, Volk
• Krisenmanagement, Problemlösungen und Kritik
• Finanzmarkt- und Bankenregulation
• Schuldenvergemeinschaftung
• Wirtschafts- und fiskalpolitische Koordinierung
• Haushaltskonsolidierung durch Sparpolitik
• Kritik des Krisenmanagements
• Solidarität
• Solidarität in dürftigen (Krisen-)Zeiten
• Hilfsprogramm für Griechenland : Fortsetzung
• Die Griechenlandkrise im deutschen Printmedien-Diskurs
• Über Tragödien, Dramen, Rettungen und anderen Metaphern
• Geduldige Gläubiger, renitente Schuldner
• An der Türschwelle : 'Grexit'
• Zur ewigen (Griechenland-) Krise
• Selbst- und Fremdverständnisse
• Zur Lage der Union
• Zur Lage Griechenlands
• Das Referendum und andere Souveränitätsfragen
• Ein Streifzug durch die Bilderwelt deutscher Magazine
• Die Krise in Europa : Experteninterviews
• Krisenverständnisse
• Europäisches Krisenmanagement
• Selbstverständnisse
• Fremdverständnisse, die Griechenlandkrise
• 'Grexie'?
• Statt eines Nachworts
• Quellenliste.

Crisis management; economic aspects.

• Crises 1990 -
• 2010: Asian Currency and Financial Crises in the 1990s (Steven Rosefielde and Assaf Razin)-- The 2008 - 2009 Global Crisis (Steven Rosefielde and Assaf Razin)-- Crisis in Transitioning Countries (Yoji Koyama)-- PIIGS (Steven Rosefielde and Assaf Razin)-- Global Default (Steven Rosefielde and Daniel Quinn Mills)-- Prevention: Prevention and Counter-Measures (Torbjorn Becker)-- Threats and Deterrents: Global Imbalances (Huan Zhou and Steven Rosefielde)-- Chinese Protectionism (Jonathan Leightner)-- China's Economic Future (Akio Kawato)-- Optimal Asian Dollar Surplus (Eric Fisher)-- Toward an East Asian Economic Community (Yun Chen and Ken Morita)-- Asian Union (Steven Rosefielde, Jong-Rong Chen and Masumi Hakogi)-- Buddhist Crisis Prevention and Management (Teerana Bhongmakapat).
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Four years have passed since the onset of the 2008 global crisis, and although some believe that there may be a second down draft soon, attention has shifted from crisis narration to assessing lessons essential for preventing or managing recurrences. The exercise is worthy, but there is always the danger of preparing for the last war when the next attack takes another form. Prevention and Crisis Management addresses this problem by highlighting the future threat to Asia from a broader perspective that takes account of the Japanese and Asian financial crises during the 1990s as well as the global crisis of 2008. The enlarged framework turns out to be illuminating for two distinct reasons. First, it reveals that Asian crises take many diverse forms, and second, the solutions devised to date have only been locally and not universally effective. Policymakers are accordingly advised to always plan for the element of surprise.
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• Truth, beauty and the financial crisis : evaluating what works / Robert Richardson and Matt Statler
• Aesthetics and the economic meltdown / Ralph Bathurst and Margot Edwards
• Smashing moneytheist mirrors : how artists help us live with financial schizophrenia / Pierre Guillet de Monthoux
• Hence God exists / Skip McGoun
• The fine art of finance / Steve Taylor
• The play ethic / Pat Kane
• Cassim's law : a regulars' table speech about the crisis / Henrik Schrat
• Managing the global financial crisis : lessons from technological crisis management / Paul Shrivastava, Bill Gruver and Matt Statler
• Failures of high reliability in finance / Nathaniel Bush, Peter Martelli, and Karlene Roberts
• Wrong assumptions and risk cultures : deeper causes of the global financial crisis / Ian I. Mitroff and Can M. Alpaslan
• A busy decade : lessons learned from crisis planning and response from 1999 to 2009 / Michael Berkowitz
• A critique of managing the global financial crisis : lessons from technological crisis management / Brett Messing
• Green financing after the global financial crisis / Perry Sadorsky
• Leveraging ourselves out of crisis, again! / Tony Tinker and Aida Sy
• The normative foundation of finance : how misunderstanding the function of models distorts the way we think about the efficiency of financial markets / Andreas Georg Scherer and Emilio Marti
• A multi-level, multi-systems approach to sustainable finance / Mark Starik
• The global financial crisis : lessons from India / Murali Murti and N.V.Krishna.

This book is motivated by the simple hope that the cloud of the global financial crisis may yet have a silver lining - that political leaders, economists, and management scholars might seize this opportunity to reflect critically on the assumptions, practices, and infrastructures that have precipitated the crisis and to imagine and create new forms of organization that sustainably enhance the well-being of global stakeholders. The contributors suggest that aesthetic management, high reliability and crisis management, and sustainability science have much to contribute to the resolution of the collapse that we've witnessed, and to providing enduring lessons for how to structure the institutions of the future. Learning From the Global Financial Crisis devotes a section to each of these areas, offering full-length chapters which explore key issues in depth, as well as shorter commentaries that focus on practical considerations. The chapters progress from micro-level issues that pertain to individuals and teams who act creatively; to the meso-level issues that pertain to the structures, practices, and processes; to the macro-level issues that pertain to the interdependent, ecological systems. Together, the contributions emphasize the importance of developing holistic responses to the financial crisis. The result is a volume that casts new light on traditional economic and managerial theories and policies and provides fresh ideas to a new generation of scholars and practitioners.
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• Truth, beauty and the financial crisis : evaluating what works / Robert Richardson and Matt Statler
• Aesthetics and the economic meltdown / Ralph Bathurst and Margot Edwards
• Smashing moneytheist mirrors : how artists help us live with financial schizophrenia / Pierre Guillet de Monthoux
• Hence God exists / Skip McGoun
• The fine art of finance / Steve Taylor
• The play ethic / Pat Kane
• Cassim's law : a regulars' table speech about the crisis / Henrik Schrat
• Managing the global financial crisis : lessons from technological crisis management / Paul Shrivastava, Bill Gruver and Matt Statler
• Failures of high reliability in finance / Nathaniel Bush, Peter Martelli, and Karlene Roberts
• Wrong assumptions and risk cultures : deeper causes of the global financial crisis / Ian I. Mitroff and Can M. Alpaslan
• A busy decade : lessons learned from crisis planning and response from 1999 to 2009 / Michael Berkowitz
• A critique of managing the global financial crisis : lessons from technological crisis management / Brett Messing
• Green financing after the global financial crisis / Perry Sadorsky
• Leveraging ourselves out of crisis, again! / Tony Tinker and Aida Sy
• The normative foundation of finance : how misunderstanding the function of models distorts the way we think about the efficiency of financial markets / Andreas Georg Scherer and Emilio Marti
• A multi-level, multi-systems approach to sustainable finance / Mark Starik
• The global financial crisis : lessons from India / Murali Murti and N.V. Krishna.

This title is motivated by the simple hope that the cloud of the global financial crisis may yet have a silver lining - that political leaders, economists, and management scholars might seize this opportunity to reflect critically on the assumptions, practices, and infrastructures that have precipitated the crisis and to imagine and create new forms of organization that sustainably enhance the well-being of global stakeholders.

• Contents: Introduction-- State power and crisis management: a political-economic approach-- Domestic and international origins of the bubble economy: institutions, ideology, regulation-- Russia-LCTM and Enron defaults: a new type of financial instability 1998-2002-- Domestic politics of financial regulation in the post-Enron period-- US financial crisis of 2007-2010: the collapse of the shadow banking system-- Post-crisis financial regulatory reform-- International regulatory responses-- Conclusion: hegemonic instability-- Bibliography-- Index.
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How does America manage crisis on behalf of international finance in the absence of a global state? Doyran explores the relationship between state power and global finance and in particular examines the various attempts by the US state at financial crisis management. The case studies highlight the dramatic consequences of the rise of financial capitalism in the US economy, and also explore regulatory sources of market failures, systemic risk and moral hazard. This book focuses on this primary issue facing scholars of American power in various social science disciplines, including political science, finance and international relations, professional financial analysts and Government officials. This book is for the critical reader who is interested in financial policy and wants to learn more about the causes and consequences of the rise of financial markets.
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• Contents: Introduction-- State power and crisis management: a political-economic approach-- Domestic and international origins of the bubble economy: institutions, ideology, regulation-- Russia-LCTM and Enron defaults: a new type of financial instability 1998-2002-- Domestic politics of financial regulation in the post-Enron period-- US financial crisis of 2007-2010: the collapse of the shadow banking system-- Post-crisis financial regulatory reform-- International regulatory responses-- Conclusion: hegemonic instability-- Bibliography-- Index.
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How does America manage crisis on behalf of international finance in the absence of a global state? Doyran explores the relationship between state power and global finance and in particular examines the various attempts by the US state at financial crisis management. The case studies highlight the dramatic consequences of the rise of financial capitalism in the US economy, and also explore regulatory sources of market failures, systemic risk and moral hazard. This book focuses on this primary issue facing scholars of American power in various social science disciplines, including political science, finance and international relations, professional financial analysts and Government officials. This book is for the critical reader who is interested in financial policy and wants to learn more about the causes and consequences of the rise of financial markets.
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• Contents: Introduction-- State power and crisis management: a political-economic approach-- Domestic and international origins of the bubble economy: institutions, ideology, regulation-- Russia-LCTM and Enron defaults: a new type of financial instability 1998-2002-- Domestic politics of financial regulation in the post-Enron period-- US financial crisis of 2007-2010: the collapse of the shadow banking system-- Post-crisis financial regulatory reform-- International regulatory responses-- Conclusion: hegemonic instability-- Bibliography-- Index.
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How does America manage crisis on behalf of international finance in the absence of a global state? Doyran explores the relationship between state power and global finance and in particular examines the various attempts by the US state at financial crisis management. The case studies highlight the dramatic consequences of the rise of financial capitalism in the US economy, and also explore regulatory sources of market failures, systemic risk and moral hazard. This book focuses on this primary issue facing scholars of American power in various social science disciplines, including political science, finance and international relations, professional financial analysts and Government officials. This book is for the critical reader who is interested in financial policy and wants to learn more about the causes and consequences of the rise of financial markets.
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• Nachdenken und Fragen stellen! / Sebastian Wertmüller
• Zum Handeln gewerkschaftlicher Akteure in der Krise / Helga Schwitzer
• Krisenwahrnehmungen und Gruppenbezogene Menschenfeindlichkeit / Eva Gross/Daniela Krause
• Anmerkungen zur Krise und zur Krisenbewältigung durch die Wirschaftspolitik / Mark Heinemann
• Die inneren Widersprüche der EU in Zeiten der Krise - das Kapital, politische Regierungsakteure, europäische Institutionen / Tomasz Konicz
• Gewerkschaftspolitik und Klassenfragmentierung / Ben Diettrich
• Arbeit und Natur : Gedanken zu einer Kritik der politischen Ökonomie in der Gegenwart / Peter Schyga.

"Im Sommer 2010 euphorisierten Schlagzeilen und amtliche Bekundungen die bundesdeutsche Gesellschaft. Anlass waren steigende Umsätze und Profite etlicher Unternehmen. Das Ärgste der Krise der Jahre 2008/2009 sei überwunden. Dass die weltweite Krise soziale Verwerfungen dynamisiert, gesellschaftliche Spaltungen forciert und politisches Handeln weiter in Bahnen betriebswirtschaftlichen Profitwesens gelenkt hat, wird tunlichst unterschlagen. Die Dimensionen des 'Endes des Kapitalismus, wie wir ihn kennen' (E. Altvater) bleiben in der begrifflichen Analyse des gegenwärtigen Geschehens noch weitgehend diffus. Hinter gestylten Wirtschaftsdaten und vollmundigem Wachstumsoptimismus verbirgt sich häufig nur die Ratlositkeit der politischen und ökonomischen Eliten. Statt eines 'Weiter so' wollen die hier vorgelegten kritischen Analyse alternative Perspektiven entwickeln. Sie schliessen inhaltlich an den Band 'Krise ohne Ende?' von 2009 an"--Publisher's description, back cover.

• Federal Reserve emergency intervention authority : old tools used in new ways / Randall D. Guynn, Annette L. Nazareth, Margaret E. Tahyar
• Emergency Economic Stabilization Act : the original vision / Randall D. Guynn, Annette L. Nazareth, Margaret E. Tahyar
• The capital twist / John M. Brandow, Randall D. Guynn, Michael Kaplan, Margaret E. Tahyar
• Warrants : upside for the taxpayer / John M. Brandow, Michael Kaplan
• The FDIC's temporary liquidity guarantee program / Luigi L. De Ghenghi, John L. Douglas, Reena Agrawal Sahni
• The term-asset backed securities loan facility / James A. Florack, Leor Landa, Danforth Townley
• The public-private investment program / John L. Douglas, Yukako Kawata, Margaret E. Yahyar, Danforth Townley
• Investigations and enforcement / William J. Fenrich, Jennifer G. Newstead, Linda Chatman Thomsen, Raul F. Yanes
• Executive and employee compensation / Beverly Chase, Edmond T. FitzGerald, Kyoko Takahashi Lin, Jean M. JcLoughlin, Barbara Nims.