Titlebook: US Power in International Finance; The Victory of Divid Leonard Seabrooke Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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State Capacity and Finance in IPE, power and international political and economic change. The chapter begins by tying together the development of a state’s power with the development of credit-money emphasising the social and political underpinnings of credit-money’s . validity. This is followed with critiques of what I consider to

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,1992–2000: Crises and Consumer Credit,tates’.. This wealth was a product of increased investment by the US public. In the US, Washington relaxed its regulatory restrictions on banks’ securities activities to promote direct financing. The 1990s represent a period of ‘financial socialization’ as the links between consumer credit (mortgage

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Conclusion: the Victory of Dividends and the Dividends of Victory,ing power in a national economic struggle for ... The US promotion of direct financing in the postwar period has been fundamental to its extension of structural power in international finance. Direct financing greatly assisted the US to achieve — in the most literal sense of profit returned from inv

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2662-2483 ower. He demonstrates for the reader how structural power draws from embedded state-societal relations and how the US promotion of ‘direct financing‘ has encouraged Britain, Japan, and Germany to ‘catch-up‘ to US-led innovations. In drawing considerably on multidisciplinary insight, the book will be

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