Whilst both the level and the make-up of public debt are high salience issues, the
management of public debt seldom commands public attention. This study examines the …

Among the defining features of the contemporary global economy are the digital disruption
of economic sectors and the accompanying political and regulatory conflicts. Across the …

Scholarship on regulating global finance emphasizes the importance of national and
bureaucratic interests, but less attention has been devoted to epistemic sources of …

The problem of banks being'too big to fail'was the defining regulatory issue of the global
financial crisis. However, attempts to tackle the problem by separating retail banking from …

Recent developments in the international banking system, especially the 2007–9 crisis and
subsequent wave of postcrisis regulation, have drawn increasing attention to the structural …

Since the 2008 financial crisis, Europe's largest banks have largely remained unchallenged.
Is this because of the structural power banks continue to hold over states? This article …

As in other countries, regulated savings in France are intricately woven into dense
regulatory frameworks driven by explicit governmental objectives. The anticipated …

My argument in this chapter is a relatively simple one, but with major implications for
freedom and markets and the ends of financial market reform. It proceeds in two parts. First …

When does business support corporate transparency laws, and how do they succeed
despite opposition from other powerful business groups? Existing research converges on a …

At the onset of the Greek sovereign debt crisis in early 2010, the French government asked
French banks to retain plummeting Greek bonds on their balance sheets. And the French …