Kurt Mettenheim taught at the FGV-EAESP in São Paulo, Brazil, the University of Oxford, the University of Pittsburgh, and Columbia University.

An 'Author Meets Critics' session was held at the SASE conference in 2022. Full video available here: https://youtu.be/9OMTySj7YVo?si=gSYtnoaJhxmC4apM "A massive and remarkable achievement. The historical institutional analysis of trends in sectoral balance sheets is backed by endlessly fascinating tables and figures. The central claim about the ideological and real impact of finance is highly relevant to the study of American and comparative political economy. The two volumes provide important insights into patterns of continuity and change in American economics and politics since the financial crisis of 2007-8."Jeffry Frieden, Harvard University Department of Government

• [Introduction]  (1) Compounding financialization, critical pluralist political economy, and historical-institutional balance-sheet analysis  (2) Political economy and the financialization of American banking  (3) The centralization and financialization of American monetary authority  (4) Shadow banking, off-balance sheet activities, and nonbank finance  [Conclusion]

Kurt Mettenheim taught at the FGV-EAESP in São Paulo, Brazil, the University of Oxford, the University of Pittsburgh, and Columbia University.

An 'Author Meets Critics' session was held at the SASE conference in 2022. Full video available here: https://youtu.be/9OMTySj7YVo?si=gSYtnoaJhxmC4apM "A massive and remarkable achievement. The historical institutional analysis of trends in sectoral balance sheets is backed by endlessly fascinating tables and figures. The central claim about the ideological and real impact of finance is highly relevant to the study of American and comparative political economy. The two volumes provide important insights into patterns of continuity and change in American economics and politics since the financial crisis of 2007-8."Jeffry Frieden, Harvard University Department of Government

• [Introduction]  (1) Compounding financialization, critical pluralist political economy, and historical-institutional balance-sheet analysis  (2) Political economy and the financialization of American banking  (3) The centralization and financialization of American monetary authority  (4) Shadow banking, off-balance sheet activities, and nonbank finance  [Conclusion]

Kurt Mettenheim taught at the FGV-EAESP in São Paulo, Brazil, the University of Oxford, the University of Pittsburgh, and Columbia University.

An 'Author Meets Critics' session was held at the SASE conference in 2022. Full video available here: https://youtu.be/9OMTySj7YVo?si=gSYtnoaJhxmC4apM "A massive and remarkable achievement. The historical institutional analysis of trends in sectoral balance sheets is backed by endlessly fascinating tables and figures. The central claim about the ideological and real impact of finance is highly relevant to the study of American and comparative political economy. The two volumes provide important insights into patterns of continuity and change in American economics and politics since the financial crisis of 2007-8."Jeffry Frieden, Harvard University Department of Government

• [Introduction]  (1) Compounding financialization, critical pluralist political economy, and historical-institutional balance-sheet analysis  (2) Political economy and the financialization of American banking  (3) The centralization and financialization of American monetary authority  (4) Shadow banking, off-balance sheet activities, and nonbank finance  [Conclusion]