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|a The Future of Resilient Finance
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|b Finance Politics in the Age of Sustainable Development /
|c by Julia M. Puaschunder.
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|a 1. Introduction -- 2. Resilient finance in responsible investments -- 3. The future of resilient finance -- 4. International developments -- 5. Environmental financialization -- 6. Finance diplomacy: the politics and international relations of finance -- 7. General discussion and future prospects.
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|a This book envisions the future of resilient finance and the societal value of responsible investment. Capturing the Zeitgeist of our post-pandemic new Renaissance, the book describes the contemporary use of economics to improve environmental conditions, widen access to health care, and foster social justice. The Future of Resilient Finance helps students, research scholars, and interdisciplinary global governance practitioners understand resiliency management through strategic finance and responsible economics as a politics and international relations tool. The new age of resilient finance captures monetary means as a source of politics, diplomacy, and international aid. The current outpouring of rescue and recovery funds is portrayed as new generation of resilient finance aimed at peace and prosperity for humankind. The integration of environmental, social, and governance criteria in portfolio choices is covered to grant sustainable value offinance for society. Julia M. Puaschunder, PhD is a Behavioral Economist with over 20 years international research experience. In the Interuniversity Consortium of New York, she researches at Columbia University and teaches Economics and Public Engagement. On the Friends of the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis board, she advances science diplomacy in cooperation with the US National Academy of Sciences.
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