Disembedded

Disembedded explores the financialization of the American economy over the past two decades, focusing on the role of government regulation and the influence of neoliberal principles. Drawing on Karl Polanyi's theories, the book examines key policy decisions and market shifts that contributed to the financial crisis of 2007-2010 and its impact on American politics and democracy. It offers a broad systemic analysis of the political economy and regulatory landscape shaping financial practices.