Risk illusion and organized irresponsibility in contemporary finance: rethinking class and risk society
This paper analyzes the lead-up to and aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis to show how processes associated with risk society - the social production and distribution of systemic financial risk in a context of organized irresponsibility - are contributing to the intensification of contemporary cl...
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