... sciences are deeply involved in processes of valuation they are in fact at the root of any process of securitization. The chapter concludes that the “stock exchange modality” expounded in the book could serve as a useful starting point to understand imperialism, old and new. Anthropological Society...

... Jordan territory belonging imaginings bordering practices state securitization In 2014, there were 59.5 million forcibly displaced people across the globe. Of these people, 8.3 million were newly displaced that year, which was the highest ever yearly increase of displaced people...

... climate change liquidity coin consumption cybernetics information theory general strike information theory cybernetics securitization security premediation liquidity cryptocurrency Bitcoin derivatives money Cypherpunks Nick Szabo My purpose in this chapter is to suggest possible vehicles...

.... Fundamentals, including a post-World War I construction catch-up, low interest rates and a “Greenspan put,” helped to ignite the boom in the twenties, but alternative monetary policies would have only dampened not eliminated it. Both booms were accompanied by securitization, a reduction in lending standards...

... that these processes have combined to generate new forms of neoliberal apartheid defined by marginalization and securitization. The chapter ends by presenting the research methods and an outline of the chapters. Neoliberal Apartheid explores neoliberalization and (de)colonization in South...

.... This highlights the contradictions of securitization as well as the continuing value of surplus populations – both as a source of low-wage labor and as a symbolic threat fueling the expansion of private security industries and fortress suburbs. The privatization of policing and the fortification...

... by following a building's “financial lifecycle,” from construction through the securitization of its debt. It also describes what happens to that lifecycle during a typical boom-bubble-bust sequence. One of the most remarkable trends in recent economic history has been the dramatic increase in global financial...

... the availability of credit, the perceived risk reduction due to the securitization of mortgages, and the increase in lending from foreign sources. Finally, it examines a range of policies that might address some of the sources of recent instability....

..., advanced securitization, and constant crisis. It ends by suggesting that these features are present not only in South Africa and Palestine/Israel but throughout much of the world today. As I have argued throughout Neoliberal Apartheid, the transitions of the last twenty years in South...

... to prioritize the romantic couple as the primary path to cultural inclusion, particularly in the courts; how that shift was tied to larger trends of privatization and securitization; and how the ongoing history of LGBTQ homemaking points to the potential for more expansive models. One outcome of same-sex...

... associations in Newark New Jersey Taylor rules Interwar housing crisis “Bubbles” interpretation of 1920s building boom Grebler Blank and Winnick GBW Shiller housing price index Housing boom 1920s residential Residential housing boom 1920s Securitization reckless and 1920s residential housing boom...

... for suggestions. For acknowledgments, sources of research support, and disclosure of the authors’ material financial relationships, if any, please see http://www.nber.org/chapters/c12795.ack . The end of the 18th century was one of the most innovative periods in the history of securitization. Public markets...

... potential for tradable market instruments and specifically the development of mortgage securitization in Asia. It argues that securitization in Asia may be potentially important because it may help bring transparency to the financial sector of Asian economies. It develops a model explaining how misaligned...

... the limitations of liberation in South Africa, highlights the impact of neoliberal restructuring in Palestine/Israel, and argues that a new form of neoliberal apartheid defined by marginalization and securitization has emerged in both states....

... of financial institutions and markets and falls in consumer spending. One essay examines how failing financial institutions were liquidated in these troubled times, differing from approaches during the recent crisis. Studies of the evolution of mortgage securitization in Germany and the Netherlands yield...