LIBBY ASSASSI is a Researcher at the Centre for Global Political Economy, University of Sussex, UK. She teaches International Political Economy and related subjects at Sussex University and is an Associate Lecturer at the Open University. DUNCAN WIGAN is an ESRC sponsored Researcher at the Centre for Global Political Economy, University of Sussex, UK, and teaches in the Department of International Relations. ANASTASIA NESVETAILOVA is a Lecturer at the Centre for Global Political Economy, University of Sussex, UK.

• Global Finance in the New Century: Deregulation and Beyond; L.Assassi, A.Nesvetailova & D.Wigan PART 1 Globalization, Efficient Markets and Arbitrage; D.Mackenzie Financial Derivatives: Bubble or Anchor?; D.Bryan & M.Rafferty Offshore Financial Centres, Hot Money and Hedge Funds: A Network Analysis of International Capital Flows; N.Coates & M.Rafferty Who Derivatives Markets Serve? Rhetoric Vs Reality; S.C.Breger PART 2 The Quiet Panic about Financial Illiteracy; J.Froud, A.Leaver, K.Williams & W.Zhang The Feminization of Pensions? Gender, Political Economy and Defined Contribution Pensions; M.Condon The Alchemy of Banks: The Consumer Credit Industry after Deregulation Central Europe in the EU Embrace; O.Raviv Finance and Management in the Dynamics of Social Change: Contrasting Two Trajectories: United States and France; G.Duménil & D.Lévy PART 3 Monetarism in the US: The Development of New Forms of Federal Reserve Control over Banks and Financial Markets; M.Konings The Political Economy of Post-Soviet Offshorisation; K.Haiduk Tax, Subsidies and Profit: Business and the Modern State; R.Palan & R.Murphy Financial Regulation and the War on Terror; M.de Goede Redesigning Financial Regulation; J.Nugee & A.Persaud Bibliography

LIBBY ASSASSI is a Researcher at the Centre for Global Political Economy, University of Sussex, UK. She teaches International Political Economy and related subjects at Sussex University and is an Associate Lecturer at the Open University. DUNCAN WIGAN is an ESRC sponsored Researcher at the Centre for Global Political Economy, University of Sussex, UK, and teaches in the Department of International Relations. ANASTASIA NESVETAILOVA is a Lecturer at the Centre for Global Political Economy, University of Sussex, UK.

• Global Finance in the New Century: Deregulation and Beyond; L.Assassi, A.Nesvetailova & D.Wigan PART 1 Globalization, Efficient Markets and Arbitrage; D.Mackenzie Financial Derivatives: Bubble or Anchor?; D.Bryan & M.Rafferty Offshore Financial Centres, Hot Money and Hedge Funds: A Network Analysis of International Capital Flows; N.Coates & M.Rafferty Who Derivatives Markets Serve? Rhetoric Vs Reality; S.C.Breger PART 2 The Quiet Panic about Financial Illiteracy; J.Froud, A.Leaver, K.Williams & W.Zhang The Feminization of Pensions? Gender, Political Economy and Defined Contribution Pensions; M.Condon The Alchemy of Banks: The Consumer Credit Industry after Deregulation Central Europe in the EU Embrace; O.Raviv Finance and Management in the Dynamics of Social Change: Contrasting Two Trajectories: United States and France; G.Duménil & D.Lévy PART 3 Monetarism in the US: The Development of New Forms of Federal Reserve Control over Banks and Financial Markets; M.Konings The Political Economy of Post-Soviet Offshorisation; K.Haiduk Tax, Subsidies and Profit: Business and the Modern State; R.Palan & R.Murphy Financial Regulation and the War on Terror; M.de Goede Redesigning Financial Regulation; J.Nugee & A.Persaud Bibliography

LIBBY ASSASSI is a Researcher at the Centre for Global Political Economy, University of Sussex, UK. She teaches International Political Economy and related subjects at Sussex University and is an Associate Lecturer at the Open University. DUNCAN WIGAN is an ESRC sponsored Researcher at the Centre for Global Political Economy, University of Sussex, UK, and teaches in the Department of International Relations. ANASTASIA NESVETAILOVA is a Lecturer at the Centre for Global Political Economy, University of Sussex, UK.

• Global Finance in the New Century: Deregulation and Beyond; L.Assassi, A.Nesvetailova & D.Wigan PART 1 Globalization, Efficient Markets and Arbitrage; D.Mackenzie Financial Derivatives: Bubble or Anchor?; D.Bryan & M.Rafferty Offshore Financial Centres, Hot Money and Hedge Funds: A Network Analysis of International Capital Flows; N.Coates & M.Rafferty Who Derivatives Markets Serve? Rhetoric Vs Reality; S.C.Breger PART 2 The Quiet Panic about Financial Illiteracy; J.Froud, A.Leaver, K.Williams & W.Zhang The Feminization of Pensions? Gender, Political Economy and Defined Contribution Pensions; M.Condon The Alchemy of Banks: The Consumer Credit Industry after Deregulation Central Europe in the EU Embrace; O.Raviv Finance and Management in the Dynamics of Social Change: Contrasting Two Trajectories: United States and France; G.Duménil & D.Lévy PART 3 Monetarism in the US: The Development of New Forms of Federal Reserve Control over Banks and Financial Markets; M.Konings The Political Economy of Post-Soviet Offshorisation; K.Haiduk Tax, Subsidies and Profit: Business and the Modern State; R.Palan & R.Murphy Financial Regulation and the War on Terror; M.de Goede Redesigning Financial Regulation; J.Nugee & A.Persaud Bibliography