Post-crisis attempts to limit cyclical finance don't lead to major restraints, but rather a sustaining financial markets' expansion.
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Matthias Thiemann is associate professor of European public policy at sciences po's center for European studies. His work focuses on the ideational underpinnings of financial regulation and its policy effects. He published The Growth of Shadow Banking: A Comparative Institutional Analysis (2018) with Cambridge University Press.
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