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Towards a Cognitive Mode in Global Finance
The Governance of a Knowledge-Based Financial System
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Torsten Strulik ist Heisenberg- Stipendiat der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft und Privatdozent an der Fakultät für Soziologie der Universität Bielefeld. HelmutWillke ist dort Professor für Staatstheorie und Global Governance.
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Contents
Preface and Acknowledgements 7
Introduction 9
Torsten Strulik
Part 1: Theoretical Perspectives on Knowledge and Finance
The Autonomy of the Financial System: Symbolic Coupling and the
Language of Capital 36
Helmut Willke
On the Unity and Difference of Finance and the Economy:
Investigations for a New Sociology of Money 70
Hanno Pahl
An Institutional Approach to the Politics of Global Finance 104
Timothy J. Sinclair
Part 2: Cultures and Techniques of a Cognitive Mode
How Financial Numbers are Symptomatic 132
Hendrik Vollmer
Cultures of Economic Calculation 156
Herbert Kalthoff
Cognitive Shifts in Regulation: The Role of Ignorance in the
Regulatory Field of Accounting 180
Alexandra Hessling
Part 3: The Importance of Private Expertise in Financial Governance
The Role of Policy Communities in Global Financial Governance:
A Critical Examination of the Group of Thirty 213
Eleni Tsingou
Rating Agencies, Ignorance and the Knowledge-Based Production
of System Trust 239
Torsten Strulik
Part 4: Basel II - A Cognitive Turn in Banking Regulation?
Governance without Politics? Administration and Politics in the
Basel II Process 259
Boris Holzer
Making Use of Cognitive Standards: On the Logic of a New Mode
of Governance in Global Finance 279
Matthias Kussin/Sven Kette
Authors 304
Preface and Acknowledgements 7
Introduction 9
Torsten Strulik
Part 1: Theoretical Perspectives on Knowledge and Finance
The Autonomy of the Financial System: Symbolic Coupling and the
Language of Capital 36
Helmut Willke
On the Unity and Difference of Finance and the Economy:
Investigations for a New Sociology of Money 70
Hanno Pahl
An Institutional Approach to the Politics of Global Finance 104
Timothy J. Sinclair
Part 2: Cultures and Techniques of a Cognitive Mode
How Financial Numbers are Symptomatic 132
Hendrik Vollmer
Cultures of Economic Calculation 156
Herbert Kalthoff
Cognitive Shifts in Regulation: The Role of Ignorance in the
Regulatory Field of Accounting 180
Alexandra Hessling
Part 3: The Importance of Private Expertise in Financial Governance
The Role of Policy Communities in Global Financial Governance:
A Critical Examination of the Group of Thirty 213
Eleni Tsingou
Rating Agencies, Ignorance and the Knowledge-Based Production
of System Trust 239
Torsten Strulik
Part 4: Basel II - A Cognitive Turn in Banking Regulation?
Governance without Politics? Administration and Politics in the
Basel II Process 259
Boris Holzer
Making Use of Cognitive Standards: On the Logic of a New Mode
of Governance in Global Finance 279
Matthias Kussin/Sven Kette
Authors 304
Die zunehmende gesellschaftliche Bedeutung von Wissen und Wissensmanagement zeigt sich besonders deutlich im globalen Finanzsystem. Das Ende des Bretton- Woods-Systems 1973 markiert den Ausgangspunkt eines Finanzgeschäfts, dessen Steuerung durch einen kognitiven Umgang mit Unsicherheit bestimmt wird. An konkreten Beispielen (wie Bankgeschäft, Rechnungswesen, Rating) untersuchen die Autoren die Merkmale und Konsequenzen eines wissensintensiven finanzwirtschaftlichen und politischen Risikomanagements.