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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  21 May 2025

Edited by
Carola Westermeier ,
Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn  and
Barbara Brandl
Carola Westermeier
Affiliation:
Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies
Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn
Affiliation:
University of Groningen
Barbara Brandl
Affiliation:
Goethe-Universität Frankfurt

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The Cambridge Global Handbook of Financial Infrastructure , pp. vii - ix
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2025
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Contents

  1. List of Figures

  2. List of Tables

  3. List of Contributors

  4. Acknowledgments

  5. 1Infrastructural Gazing on Global Finance

    Carola Westermeier, Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn, and Barbara Brandl

  6. Part IConceptual Approaches

    1. 2Derivatives, Market Liquidity, and Infrastructural Finance

      Chris Muellerleile

    2. 3Where Does Infrastructure Sit in the Callonian Perspective on Markets?

      David Pinzur

    3. 4Infrastructural Power in Financial Governance: Its Meaning, Applications, and Varieties

      Nathan Coombs

    4. 5Financial Platforms: Beyond the North–South Divide

      Janet Roitman

    5. 6Finance and the Critique of Infrastructural Reason

      Andreas Langenohl

    6. 7Assets: Boundary Objects between Financial Practices and Infrastructures

      Philipp Golka

    7. 8Payments and Hegemony: Infrastructural Sedimentation, Reach, and Disposition

      Carola Westermeier and Marieke de Goede

  7. Part IIHistories of Financial Infrastructures

    1. 9Financial Infrastructures and Colonial History in Africa

      Nick Bernards

    2. 10Wiring Markets: The Telegraph as Financial Infrastructure in the First Age of Globalization

      John Handel

    3. 11Remaking the Financial Infrastructure of the City of London

      Matthew Eagleton-Pierce

    4. 12Alternative Financial Infrastructures in Russia

      Roxana Ehlke

    5. 13Colonial Legacies in Lebanese Financial Infrastructures and the Impact on Financial Crisis

      Cybele Atme

  8. Part IIIOrganizations and Actors of Contemporary Financial Infrastructures

    1. 14Exchanges: Infrastructures, Power, and Differential Organization of Capital Markets

      Johannes Petry

    2. 15Financial Infrastructures in the Context of Financial Development: The Case of Brazil’s Stock Exchange

      Giselle Datz

    3. 16TARGET2-Securities: Europe’s New Financial Infrastructure

      Troels Krarup

    4. 17Opportunities and Barriers to Regional Payment Systems: The Case of the SML

      Annina Kaltenbrunner and Bianca Orsi

    5. 18Blame Game: Illicit Finance, De-risking, and the Politics of Private Financial Infrastructure

      Mark Nance and Eleni Tsingou

    6. 19SWIFT: Trusted Infrastructure for Infrastructures

      Gary Robinson, Sabine Dörry, and Ben Derudder

    7. 20Infrastructural Geoeconomics: The Emergence of Chinese and Russian Cross-Border Payment Systems

      Andreas Nölke

    8. 21Derivatives Market Reforms and the Infrastructural Authority of Central Clearing Counterparties

      Lorenzo Genito and Andrea Lagna

    9. 22ESG: “Sustainable” Investing and the Risk of Infrastructural Lock-In

      Jan Fichtner, Robin Jaspert, and Johannes Petry

    10. 23Issue Control in Green Infrastructures

      Leonard Seabrooke and Annika Stenström

  9. Part IVDigital Technologies and the Future of Financial Infrastructure

    1. 24Social Media and the Changing Infrastructures of Money

      Lana Swartz

    2. 25Trading on Social Trading Platforms

      Xiaochuan Tong and Alex Preda

    3. 26Digital Financial Infrastructures in the African Agricultural Sector: Practices, Networks, and Philanthrocapitalism

      Marie Langevin and Valérie L’Heureux

    4. 27India Stack: Authority and Innovation in a New Financial Infrastructure

      J. P. Singh

    5. 28Infrastructures for Financial Inclusion in South Asia

      Juvaria Jafri

    6. 29A Short Infrastructural History of Currency Digitalization in the People’s Republic of China, 2000s–2020s

      Tim Salzer

    7. 30Infrastructure for Inclusion: Evaluating China’s Financial Infrastructure and Financial Inclusion

      Falin Zhang, Yang Cui, and Mingzhen Yang

    8. 31AI as Financial Infrastructure?

      Edemilson Paraná

  10. Index

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