Matthias Thiemann
Associate Professor
Matthias Thiemann is a sociologist, with close affinities to political economy. On the one hand, he is analyzing the attempts of financial regulators in Europe and the US to control the risk taking behavior of agents in the financial industry, an attempt complicated by the fact that these agentsgain from evading such control. On the other hand, Matthias Thiemann is investigating post-crisis regulatory changes in the US asking why certain ideas that gained prominence post-crisis are translated into policy tools, while others are eschewed by policy makers. Methodologically, he is drawing on expert interviews and document analysis, but also citation network analysis and topic modeling.
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Research Topics
Political economy of financial regulation in Europe, The power of ideas on the development of financial regulation, Financialization
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+33149543770Last Publication(s)
- Introduction – The Economic, Legal and Social Dimension of Regulatory Arbitrage
- The Political Economy of Private Law: Comment on ‘The code of capital – how the law creates wealth and inequality
- Detecting Tail Risks to Preclude Regulatory Arbitrage-The Case for a Normatively Charged Approach to Regulating Shadow Banking based on Multipolar Regulatory Dialogues
- Measuring and mitigating systemic risks: how the forging of new alliances between central bank and academic economists legitimize the transnational macroprudential agenda
- Extending loans and providing equity: the EIB and national development banks must act now
