Daniel Mügge is an Associate Professor in Political Economy at the University of Amsterdam. His research focuses on finance and its governance and the political economy of macroeconomic indicators. In the EU-funded GR:EEN project on Europe's role in the world (2011-2015) he leads the work on finance. In 2009 his dissertation was awarded the Jean Blondel prize for best European political science thesis of the year. Mügge was a visiting scholar at Harvard's Center for European Studies in 2012 and is co-editor of the Review for International Political Economy.

Europe and the Governance of Global Finance has efficacious value ... the authors do not waste time with long theoretical elaborations, but immediately proceed to chronicle and assess the interaction between European and non-European global financial regulation. This renders the book insightful and clear, despite the complex and technical nature of the subject matters.

• 1. Introduction ; 2. Financial Supervision ; 3. Banking ; 4. Securities and Derivatives Markets ; 5. Insurance ; 6. Accounting Standards ; 7. Hedge Funds ; 8. Credit Rating Agencies ; 9. Money Laundering ; 10. Offshore Financial Centres ; 11. Macroprudential Regulation

Daniel Mügge is an Associate Professor in Political Economy at the University of Amsterdam. His research focuses on finance and its governance and the political economy of macroeconomic indicators. In the EU-funded GR:EEN project on Europe's role in the world (2011-2015) he leads the work on finance. In 2009 his dissertation was awarded the Jean Blondel prize for best European political science thesis of the year. Mügge was a visiting scholar at Harvard's Center for European Studies in 2012 and is co-editor of the Review for International Political Economy.

Europe and the Governance of Global Finance has efficacious value ... the authors do not waste time with long theoretical elaborations, but immediately proceed to chronicle and assess the interaction between European and non-European global financial regulation. This renders the book insightful and clear, despite the complex and technical nature of the subject matters.

• 1. Introduction ; 2. Financial Supervision ; 3. Banking ; 4. Securities and Derivatives Markets ; 5. Insurance ; 6. Accounting Standards ; 7. Hedge Funds ; 8. Credit Rating Agencies ; 9. Money Laundering ; 10. Offshore Financial Centres ; 11. Macroprudential Regulation

Daniel Mügge is an Associate Professor in Political Economy at the University of Amsterdam. His research focuses on finance and its governance and the political economy of macroeconomic indicators. In the EU-funded GR:EEN project on Europe's role in the world (2011-2015) he leads the work on finance. In 2009 his dissertation was awarded the Jean Blondel prize for best European political science thesis of the year. Mügge was a visiting scholar at Harvard's Center for European Studies in 2012 and is co-editor of the Review for International Political Economy.

Europe and the Governance of Global Finance has efficacious value ... the authors do not waste time with long theoretical elaborations, but immediately proceed to chronicle and assess the interaction between European and non-European global financial regulation. This renders the book insightful and clear, despite the complex and technical nature of the subject matters.

• 1. Introduction ; 2. Financial Supervision ; 3. Banking ; 4. Securities and Derivatives Markets ; 5. Insurance ; 6. Accounting Standards ; 7. Hedge Funds ; 8. Credit Rating Agencies ; 9. Money Laundering ; 10. Offshore Financial Centres ; 11. Macroprudential Regulation