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|a Understanding green finance
|h Elektronische Ressource
|b a critical assessment and alternative perspectives
|c edited by Johannes Jäger (Professor of Economics and Head of Department, University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna, Austria) and Ewa Dziwok (Professor of Finance, Head of Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Economics in Katowice, Poland)
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|c 2024, 2024
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|a Contents: Part I: Introduction and theoretical aspects -- 1. A critical overview of green finance / Ewa Dziwok and Johannes Jäger -- 2. The defence of nature: Resisting the financialisaton of the earth / John Bellamy Foster -- 3. Money and a green economy: Financialised solutions to the environmental problems / Ismail Ertürk -- 4. Limitations of conventional private green finance industry and strategies / Christophe Revelli and Christian Walter -- 5. Ecological money and finance: Insight from post-keynesian economics / Thomas Lagoarde-Segot -- Part II: Current approaches to green finance and green monetary policy -- 6. Current policy initiatives on green finance in the eu: The green taxonomy in the global context / Max Knapp, Julia Litofcenko, Silva Maringele, Christoph Rogers, Andreas Streinzer, Lina Schmid and Mario Taschwer -- 7. Challenges of green finance in Latin America / Leonardo E. Stanley --
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|a 8. Green central banking policy between risk-based and reformist objectives / Elena Almeida, Simon Dikau and Hugh Miller -- 9. Multilateral development banks, corporations and banks: Public and private actors between brown and green strategies / Olaf Weber and Asher Imam -- 10. A neoliberal agenda: Decentralized financial innovation to enhance sustainable finance / Elisabeth Springler -- Part III: Critical and alternative perspectives on the future of green finance -- 11. Finance, the green transition and climate justice in the global south / Luiz Garcia -- 12. Financing a just transition to a carbon-free world: A developmental perspective / Richard Kozul-Wright, Katie Gallogly-Swan and Maria Ahmed -- 13. Prospects and roadblocks to a "sustainable" international monetary and financial system / Jeffrey Althouse and Romain Svartzman --
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|a 14. Climate-financing carrots and sticks in South Africa: Profound flaws in "just energy transition partnership" and "carbon border adjustment mechanism" pilot projects / Patrick Bond -- 15. Neoliberal, reformist and transformative-progressive green finance and possible futures / Ewa Dziwok and Johannes Jäger -- Index
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|a Edward Elgar eBooks Collection Business & Economics
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|a "Exploring how green finance has become a key strategy for the financial industry in the wake of the 2007-08 financial crisis, this timely book critically assesses the current dominant forms of neoliberal green finance. Understanding Green Finance delivers a pioneering analysis of the topic, covering the essential tenets of green finance with an emphasis on critical approaches to mainstream views and presenting alternatives insights and perspectives. This prescient book first introduces the concept of, and current approaches to, green finance and green monetary policy, ultimately presenting a range of potential alternatives including both reformist and transformative-progressive approaches. Chapters explore how neoliberal green finance tends to deepen financialisation, and does not effectively address environmental problems, offering insights into reformist forms of green finance that insist that state regulation and public financing are crucial to tackling environmental problems. A crucial contribution to the debate surrounding the financial industry's role in addressing the environmental crisis, this book will be beneficial for academics and students with an interest in environmental, ecological and financial economics. The accessible writing style will also prove valuable for policy makers, civil society professionals and financial and sustainability experts"--
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