List of figures page; List of tables; List of contributors; Acknowledgments; 1. Infrastructural gazing on global finance Carola Westermeier, Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn and Barbara Brandl; Part I. Conceptual Approaches: 2. Derivatives, market liquidity and infrastructural finance Chris Muellerleile; 3. Where does infrastructure sit in the Callonian perspective on markets? David Pinzur; 4. Infrastructural power in financial governance: its meaning, applications and varieties Nathan Coombs; 5. Financial platforms: beyond the north-south divide Janet Roitman; 6. Finance and the critique of infrastructural reason Andreas Langenohl; 7. Assets: boundary objects between financial practices and infrastructures Philipp Golka; 8. Payments and hegemony: infrastructural sedimentation, reach and disposition Carola Westermeier and Marieke de Goede; Part II. Histories of Financial Infrastructures: 9. Financial infrastructures and colonial history in Africa Nick Bernards; 10. Wiring markets: the telegraph as financial infrastructure in the first age of globalization John Handel; 11. Remaking the financial infrastructure of the city of London Matthew Eagleton-Pierce; 12. Alternative financial infrastructures in Russia Roxana Ehlke; 13. Colonial legacies in Lebanese financial infrastructures and the impact on financial crisis Cybele Atme; Part III. Organizations and Actors of Contemporary Financial Infrastructures: 14. Exchanges: infrastructures, power and differential organization of capital markets Johannes Petry; 15. Financial infrastructures in the context of financial development: the case of Brazil's stock exchange Giselle Datz; 16. Target2-securities: Europe's new financial infrastructure Troels Krarup; 17. Opportunities and barriers to regional payment systems: the case of the SML Annina Kaltenbrunner and Bianca Orsi; 18. Blame game: illicit finance, de-risking and the politics of private financial infrastructure Mark Nance and Eleni Tsingou; 19. Swift: trusted infrastructure for infrastructures Gary Robinson, Sabine Dörry and Ben Derudder; 20. Infrastructural geoeconomics: the emergence of Chinese and Russian cross-border payment systems Andreas Nölke; 21. Derivatives market reforms and the infrastructural authority of central clearing counterparties Lorenzo Genito and Andrea Lagna; 22. Esg: 'sustainable' investing and the risk of infrastructural lock-in Jan Fichtner, Robin Jaspert, and Johannes Petry; 23. Issue control in green infrastructures Leonard Seabrooke and Annika Stenström; Part IV. Digital Technologies and the Future of Financial Infrastructure: 24. Social media and the changing infrastructures of money Lana Swartz; 25. Trading on social trading platforms Xiaochuan Tong and Alex Preda; 26. Digital financial infrastructures in the African agricultural sector: practices, networks, and philanthrocapitalism Marie Langevin and Valérie L'Heureux; 27. India stack: authority and innovation in a new financial infrastructure J. P. Singh; 28. Infrastructures for financial inclusion in South Asia Juvaria Jafri; 29. A short infrastructural history of currency digitalization in the People's Republic of China, 2000s-2020s Tim Salzer; 30. Infrastructure for inclusion: evaluating China's financial infrastructure and financial inclusion Falin Zhang, Yang Cui and Mingzhen Yang; 31. AI as financial infrastructure? Edemilson Paraná; Index.
List of figures page; List of tables; List of contributors; Acknowledgments; 1. Infrastructural gazing on global finance Carola Westermeier, Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn and Barbara Brandl; Part I. Conceptual Approaches: 2. Derivatives, market liquidity and infrastructural finance Chris Muellerleile; 3. Where does infrastructure sit in the Callonian perspective on markets? David Pinzur; 4. Infrastructural power in financial governance: its meaning, applications and varieties Nathan Coombs; 5. Financial platforms: beyond the north-south divide Janet Roitman; 6. Finance and the critique of infrastructural reason Andreas Langenohl; 7. Assets: boundary objects between financial practices and infrastructures Philipp Golka; 8. Payments and hegemony: infrastructural sedimentation, reach and disposition Carola Westermeier and Marieke de Goede; Part II. Histories of Financial Infrastructures: 9. Financial infrastructures and colonial history in Africa Nick Bernards; 10. Wiring markets: the telegraph as financial infrastructure in the first age of globalization John Handel; 11. Remaking the financial infrastructure of the city of London Matthew Eagleton-Pierce; 12. Alternative financial infrastructures in Russia Roxana Ehlke; 13. Colonial legacies in Lebanese financial infrastructures and the impact on financial crisis Cybele Atme; Part III. Organizations and Actors of Contemporary Financial Infrastructures: 14. Exchanges: infrastructures, power and differential organization of capital markets Johannes Petry; 15. Financial infrastructures in the context of financial development: the case of Brazil's stock exchange Giselle Datz; 16. Target2-securities: Europe's new financial infrastructure Troels Krarup; 17. Opportunities and barriers to regional payment systems: the case of the SML Annina Kaltenbrunner and Bianca Orsi; 18. Blame game: illicit finance, de-risking and the politics of private financial infrastructure Mark Nance and Eleni Tsingou; 19. Swift: trusted infrastructure for infrastructures Gary Robinson, Sabine Dörry and Ben Derudder; 20. Infrastructural geoeconomics: the emergence of Chinese and Russian cross-border payment systems Andreas Nölke; 21. Derivatives market reforms and the infrastructural authority of central clearing counterparties Lorenzo Genito and Andrea Lagna; 22. Esg: 'sustainable' investing and the risk of infrastructural lock-in Jan Fichtner, Robin Jaspert, and Johannes Petry; 23. Issue control in green infrastructures Leonard Seabrooke and Annika Stenström; Part IV. Digital Technologies and the Future of Financial Infrastructure: 24. Social media and the changing infrastructures of money Lana Swartz; 25. Trading on social trading platforms Xiaochuan Tong and Alex Preda; 26. Digital financial infrastructures in the African agricultural sector: practices, networks, and philanthrocapitalism Marie Langevin and Valérie L'Heureux; 27. India stack: authority and innovation in a new financial infrastructure J. P. Singh; 28. Infrastructures for financial inclusion in South Asia Juvaria Jafri; 29. A short infrastructural history of currency digitalization in the People's Republic of China, 2000s-2020s Tim Salzer; 30. Infrastructure for inclusion: evaluating China's financial infrastructure and financial inclusion Falin Zhang, Yang Cui and Mingzhen Yang; 31. AI as financial infrastructure? Edemilson Paraná; Index.
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