Contested Money explores the links between the current and prospective properties of money, its production, and its relationship to the concepts of value, the common good, and innovation.
Contested Money explores the links between the current and prospective properties of money, its production, and its relationship to the concepts of value, the common good, and innovation.
Matilde Massó is an Associate Professor of Sociology in the Department of Sociology and Communication Sciences at the A Coruña University (UDC), Spain. Her principal research interests are the transformation of money and how new narratives for innovation are shaping a new conception of the economy and its relationship with the common good. She has extensive experience in leading economic sociology research projects, specifically studies on financialization and the sociology of money and financial innovation. Recent publications include: Why Money Matters? (2023) and Economic Sociology in Europe and North America: An Exploration Based on a Systematic Review of the Literature (2023).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. What is Money? 2. Money and Value 3. Value Creation in Market Economies 4. The Spread of Finance: Innovation, Financialization, and the Transformation of the Market Economy 5. New Forms of Creating and Storing Monetary Value 6. Towards a New Paradigm of Money Concluding Remarks
Introduction 1. What is Money? 2. Money and Value 3. Value Creation in Market Economies 4. The Spread of Finance: Innovation, Financialization, and the Transformation of the Market Economy 5. New Forms of Creating and Storing Monetary Value 6. Towards a New Paradigm of Money Concluding Remarks
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