Titlebook: American Empire and the Political Economy of Global Finance; Leo Panitch,Martijn Konings Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmi

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The Politics of Imperial Financeys and to reflect on some of their broader implications in terms of political contestation, crisis and democracy both historically and today. It does so by analysing the relationship between American empire and global finance along three fundamental axes: (i) the distinctive interaction between clas

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Die Bildung der Werte des Holzesmake any sense of recent events without emphasizing the imperial dimension of America’s relationship to the rest of the world. The crisis began in the US, rapidly spread to other parts of the world and continues to be shaped by American political and economic developments.

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Die Ermittelung des Abnutzungssatzesnstitutional roots and sources of this distinctive capacity. This chapter tries to conceptualize the institutional foundations of American power in the sphere of international finance, which has epitomized both the global reach and the indirect nature of American empire. It argues that the distincti

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Die Bildung der Betriebsklassenonnection that does exist between financial capital and the US Treasury needs to be seen in structural more than instrumental terms. The Treasury’s central responsibility is financing the American state through taxation and borrowing. Its exclusive role in debt management brings it into close contac

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Die Ermittelung des Abnutzungssatzesng of the matrices and operation of post-Second World War global power. The crucial role of global bond markets in particular cannot be meaningfully understood without taking into account both power and product formation in financial markets.. This chapter attempts to pull disparate disciplinary thr