Modernes déhumanités

Grossman, Évelyne

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“…We argue that there is much to learn from the Swedish case when it comes to the development of regulations and how these relate to banking crises. For example, in 2010, Richard Grossman noted that Sweden, together with the USA and Great Britain, was "an appropriate subject for an in-depth study of banking evolution," given their long history of banking, and notes that, until the 1930s, these were the only industrialised countries with banking laws and how this decade saw new regulations that were overturned from the 1970s [6]. In 2008, Bloomberg published an article on its website entitled "Scandinavia's Banks Hold Crisis Lessons World Can't Ignore" with reference to the global financial crisis in 2007-2008 [7].…”

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Can regulations prevent financial crises? Uses of the past in the evolution of regulatory reforms in Sweden

Rognes

Larsson

2023

JFRC

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Purpose The purpose of this study is to examine whether regulations can prevent financial crises based on the case of Sweden in the 20th century. The evolution of banking regulation relies heavily on learning across borders as well as responding to recent and remembered crises. Sweden went from being an open economy with a highly protected national banking system with several banking crises under the Classical regime, through the Statist regime with no crises followed by abrupt liberalisation in the 1980s as the country changed to a more market-based regime. This study examines the regulatory responses to crises in each of these periods to assess how, and whether, an often backward-looking regulatory framework can address forward-looking risks. Design/methodology/approach This study is a qualitative study using a historical method. The authors use archival material, official publications and statistical data as well as secondary literature to succinctly analyse crises and regulatory responses in different regulatory regimes in the 20th century. The theoretical framework builds on three macro- and microeconomic policy regimes, the Classical, the Statist and the Market regime. Findings The authors find that regulations can play a decisive role in alleviating a banking crisis, but the relationship between regulations and economic development is complex, and regulations alone cannot prevent a crisis. Originality/value To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this is the first longitudinal study of banking regulations in Sweden and how these change in response to crises with the aim of improving the role of banks in financial intermediation and financial stability. This study contributes to a body of literature on financial crises with a long-term perspective and an assessment of regulations as a policy response.

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Can regulations prevent financial crises? Uses of the past in the evolution of regulatory reforms in Sweden

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Larsson

2023

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Social Perception and Affirmative Action: A Game-Theoretic Analysis

Lee¹

2008

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Identité liminaire dans 4.48 Psychose de Sarah Kane

Yaghoubi¹

2018

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L'article propose une étude de la pièce 4.48 Psychose de Sarah Kane dans une perspective queer. Le texte invente un langage de l'ambivalence : un langage qui transgresse les catégories binaires. Le corps de la comédienne s'installe dans un espace mental et symbolique où plusieurs voix s'enchevêtrent et s'hybrident; cet espace est ambivalent, entre la vie et la mort, entre le sublime et l'obscène. La liminalité ici devient un espacetemps propice à la réappropriation du corps par une écriture qui se substitue à la chair. This study of Sarah Kane's play 4.48 Psychosis puts forth in a queer perspective. The play sees the emergence, on stage and in text, of what Judith Butler refers to as "queer identity". Its text invents a language of ambivalence between voice and writing, between the masculine and the feminine: a language that transgresses binary categories. The body of the protagonist settles in a mental and symbolic space where several voices intertwine and hybridize; this space is ambivalent, between life and death, between the sublime and the obscene. The phase of liminality in which the piece unfolds becomes a space-time conducive to the reappropriation of the body by a writing that replaces the flesh. La pièce 4.48 Psychose de Sarah Kane, écrite en 1999, mais présentée pour la première fois une année et demie après le suicide de la dramaturge, met en scène un espace mental où les voix anonymes font part de leur impossibilité de vivre ainsi que de leur résolution à mourir. Composée d'une série d'instants qui retracent l'expérience intérieure d'une femme prise dans un espace oscillatoire, la pièce alterne monologues intérieurs et dialogues imaginaires avec l'alter ego de Kane. Dans cet article, il s'agira d'examiner les enjeux de l'ambivalence, qui est une dimension essentielle de la subversion de l'identité chez le sujet féminin dans la pensée et l'écriture de Kane. Comme la réflexion aboutit à la notion de subversion, la perspective queer sera favorisée avant toute autre. Ceci, parce que le queer, dans son fondement, est construit sur une ambivalence, voire une polyvalence, des identités genrées. L'ambivalence se manifeste dans la pièce de Kane par la remise en cause des catégories binaires du « masculin » et du « féminin ». Se pose la question suivante : dans quelle mesure 4.48 Psychose déstabilise-telle les catégories du genre et subvertit l'identité genrée du sujet? Cette subversion du genre est suggérée dès le début de la pièce par le discours du sujet d'énonciation :

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Modernes déhumanités

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Can regulations prevent financial crises? Uses of the past in the evolution of regulatory reforms in Sweden

Can regulations prevent financial crises? Uses of the past in the evolution of regulatory reforms in Sweden

Social Perception and Affirmative Action: A Game-Theoretic Analysis

Identité liminaire dans 4.48 Psychose de Sarah Kane

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