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Towards A Socioanalysis Of Money Finance And Capitalism Beneath The Surface Of The Financial Industry 1st Edition Susan Long

Name: Towards A Socioanalysis Of Money Finance And Capitalism Beneath The Surface Of The Financial Industry 1st Edition Susan Long
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Towards A Socioanalysis Of Money Finance And Capitalism Beneath The Surface Of The Financial Industry 1st Edition Susan Long instant download after payment.

Publisher: Routledge

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.68 MB

Pages: 418

Author: Susan Long, Burkard Sievers

ISBN: 9781136666681, 9780203808153, 9780415600316, 9780415710602, 1136666680, 0203808150, 0415600316, 041571060X

Language: English

Year: 2013

Edition: 1

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Towards A Socioanalysis Of Money Finance And Capitalism Beneath The Surface Of The Financial Industry 1st Edition Susan Long by Susan Long, Burkard Sievers 9781136666681, 9780203808153, 9780415600316, 9780415710602, 1136666680, 0203808150, 0415600316, 041571060X instant download after payment.

This book uses the discipline of socio-analysis to explore the meaning of money, markets and the broad financial world that so strongly affects our daily lives. The insight that the financial crisis 'was essentially psychological in origin' (Robert Shiller) and that the world of finance is broadly shaped if not determined by irrational often unconscious factors is not yet broadly shared. This book appears to be one of the first, if not the first contribution that explicitly focuses on what is beneath the surface of money, finance and capital. It invites the reader to explore the financial worl.