Minsky, Crisis and Development

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Minsky Moments, Russell Chickens and Grey Swans: The Methodological Puzzles of Financial Instability Analysis

Chapter 3 Transformation of the Financial System: Financialisation, Concentration and the Shift to Shadow Banking

Chapter 4 Financial Exclusion via a Minskyan Bridge

Chapter 5 Magdoff-Sweezy, Minsky and the Real Subsumption of Labour to Finance

Chapter 6 Reclaimed by the Mainstream? Hyman Minsky and the Global Credit Crunch

Chapter 7 A Minsky Perspective on the Global Recession of 2009

Chapter 8 Macroeconomic Imbalances in the United States and their Impact on the International Financial System

Chapter 9 Minsky, Financial Structure and Economic Development

Chapter 10 Minsky’s Financial Instability Hypothesis in the New Financial Institutional Framework: What are the Lessons for Developing Countries?

Chapter 11 Money Manager Capitalism in Primary Commodity-Dependent Developing Countries

Chapter 12 Minsky au Vietnam: State Corporations, Financial Instability and Industrialisation

Chapter 13 Financial Stability: The Significance and Distinctiveness of Islamic Banking in Malaysia

Chapter 14 Ponzi from the Start: The Human Cost of Financial Instability in Latvia

Chapter 15 Financial Crises in an Asian Transitional Economy: The Case of Mongolia

Chapter 16 Speculative Financial Behaviour and Financial Fragility in Developing Countries: The Case of Argentina 1992–2001

Chapter 17 Dealing with Financial Crises the Latin American Way: The Argentinean, Brazilian and Mexican Experiences

Chapter 18 The Role of Banks in the Korean Financial Crisis of 1997: An Interpretation Based on the Financial Instability Hypothesis

Chapter 19 Minsky and Indonesia: Revisiting the Indonesian Crisis by Financial Instability Hypothesis