<i>‘The literature on financial crises is as rich and dramatic as financial crises themselves. Scholars of the subject – specialists and neophytes alike – are lucky to now have definitive introductions to its various aspects all in one place. We are indebted to Sara Hsu and colleagues for providing this essential reference.’</i>
- Barry Eichengreen, University of California, Berkeley, US,
<i>‘The </i>Elgar Encyclopedia of Financial Crises<i>, edited by Professor Sara Hsu is a fascinating “little shop of horrors” of financial mismanagement, poor judgement, and greed gone wild from Finland to the Philippines and just about everywhere in between. Written by knowledgeable scholars from around the globe, this authoritative Encyclopedia should be the “go to” source for students, scholars and policy makers who want to understand the amazing variety of financial follies perpetrated over the decades in places near and far.’</i>
- Gerald Epstein, University of Massachusetts Amherst, US,
This Encyclopedia is vital for those who wish to learn from the past in preparation for economic turbulence ahead. With wide coverage of causes, events and outcomes, it offers an insightful sample of financial crises in various regions and times throughout modern history.
This authoritative work will be incredibly useful for students and scholars of finance management, policy and economics.
Key Features:
- Over 100 entries written by experts in the field
- International scope with entries on financial crises around the world, covering six continents
- A plethora of entries on terms and phenomena to better understand the financial crisis history and literature