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"The book introduces international developments through a hundred years history of regulation on the City of London. Regulation is shown to be a historically-entrenched masquerade: private regulation behind a public façade. The UK reconciled the coming of democracy with a continuation of...
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Every narrative has a pivot, key assumption or foundational myth, which threads and holds together diverse content that might otherwise, because of its complexities and scope, become too disjointed to make sense. Before the crisis, the foundational myth was that expertise could steer the ship:...
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This response to the consultation on a response to the HM Treasury's 2011 consultation paper, ‘A New Approach to Financial Regulation' comes from Nicholas Dorn, an academic (see annex). The focus of the response is on accountability to Parliament of all aspects of prudential (systemic)...
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Criminal behaviour always takes place within a context. The project MAVUS, which stands for Method for Assessment of Vulnerability of Sectors, deploys a method to measure the vulnerability of economic sectors to organised crime. MAVUS observes contexts, scanning for vulnerabilities...
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