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New Books in Finance

Marshall Poe
Capitalism
Federal Reserve
Inequality
Economic Policy
Inflation
Economic Inequality
Financial Crisis
Great Depression
Neoliberalism
Monetary Policy
China
Economics
Globalization
Labor Market
Central Banking
Quantitative Easing
Philanthropy
Money
Political Economy
Insurance

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Sven Beckert
Laird Bell Professor of History at Harvard University
Harvard University
Episode: What's Global about Sven Beckert's Capitalism (Paul Kramer, JP)
Eric Ries
Author of Incorruptible; prominent thinker on startups, governance, and corporate ethics
Author, Incorruptible
Episode: Eric Ries, "Incorruptible" (Authors Equity, 2026)
J. S. Nelson
Author of Business Ethics, What Everyone Needs to Know (Oxford University Press)
Author and scholar
Episode: J. S. Nelson, "Business Ethics: What Everyone Needs to Know" (Oxford UP, 2021)
Orsi Husz
Professor at Uppsala University and author of Bankminded
Uppsala University / Palgrave Macmillan
Episode: Orsi Husz, "Bankminded: Banks As Intimate Agents of Everyday Life in Welfare State Sweden" (Palgrave MacMillan, 2025)
Jeremy Sosabowski
CEO and co-founder of AlgoDynamix
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Episode: Jeremy Sosabowski: Community Leader and Entrepreneur
Dr. Elliot Dolan-Evans
Academic and author focusing on political economy and legal studies
Bristol University Press
Episode: Elliot Dolan-Evans, "Making War Safe for Capitalism: The World Bank, IMF, and the Conflict in Ukraine" (Bristol UP, 2025)
Paolo Zannoni
Monetary historian and author
University of Illinois
Episode: Paolo Zannoni, "Money and Promises: Seven Deals That Changed the World" (Columbia Business School, 2024)
Peter S. Goodman
Global economics correspondent for The New York Times and author of 'Davos Man: How the Billionaires Devoured the World'
The New York Times
Episode: Peter S. Goodman, "Davos Man: How the Billionaire Class Devoured Democracy" (Custom House, 2022)
Dr. Gregory Chin
Associate Professor of Political Economy at York University and co-author of the book.
York University, Canada
Episode: Gregory T. Chin and Kevin P. Gallagher, "China and the Global Economic Order" (Cambridge UP, 2025)

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What's Global about Sven Beckert's Capitalism (Paul Kramer, JP)
Q: Sure, yeah. Do you want to throw some questions out there or, yeah?
Beckert lays out the book's core claim: capitalism is a global, historically contingent system whose forms change across time and place, and it is deeply intertwined with state power and coercion.
Eric Ries, "Incorruptible" (Authors Equity, 2026)
Q: What's your standard introduction if someone says, what do you do?
He identifies himself as the author of The Lean Startup and as someone who helps people build and improve organizations through iterative, humane, and scientifically-minded processes.
Orsi Husz, "Bankminded: Banks As Intimate Agents of Everyday Life in Welfare State Sweden" (Palgrave MacMillan, 2025)
Q: What are the three terms central to the book and why are they important?
The three terms are financialization, bankminded, and bankification. Financialization describes the broader process of household money becoming part of extended markets; bankminded refers to the mindset and skills people developed to engage with banks daily; bankification is the actually observed cultural shift whereby banks embedded themselves into everyday life through services, products, and practices. Together they explain how financial life moved from a regulated welfare state framework to a more market-oriented, credit-enabled society while still retaining historical roots in postwar Sweden.
Paolo Zannoni, "Money and Promises: Seven Deals That Changed the World" (Columbia Business School, 2024)
Q: Why is it virtually impossible for advanced economies to graduate from banking crises and bailouts?
Zannoni argues that because state debt is intricately tied to banks, it is in the interest of the state to rescue banks during crises, which leads to a cycle of crises and bailouts.
Paolo Zannoni, "Money and Promises: Seven Deals That Changed the World" (Columbia Business School, 2024)
Q: What experiences convinced you that you needed to write this book about money and promises?
Zannoni felt a lack of understanding regarding what money is, which led him to research historical banking practices extensively.

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