Thomas Marois, Department of Political Science, McMaster University, Canada

• Contents: 1. Introducing Emerging Finance Capitalism 2. States, Banks, and Crisis in Emerging Finance Capitalism 3. States, Banks, and the History of Postwar Development in Mexico and Turkey 4. Neoliberal Idealism, Crisis, and Banking in Mexico’s State-led Structural Transformation, 1982–94 5. Crisis and the Neoliberal Idealism of State and Bank Restructuring in Turkey, 1980–2000 6. Another Round of Tequila? Interpreting the Costs and Benefits of Emerging Finance Capitalism in Mexico 7. Richer than Croesus? Understanding the Subordination of State and Banks to Emerging Finance Capitalism in Turkey 8. Comparing Alternatives in an Era of Emerging Finance Capitalism Bibliography Index

‘There is an urgent need for political economy analysis that theorises the role of finance in emerging capitalist countries. Thomas Marois’s book is therefore an especially valuable - and accessible - contribution to the literature. . . The book marks a vital step in the project to integrate a Marxian theory of state–society relations into our understanding of the role of finance in emerging capitalist countries. For this reason it deserves to be read much more widely than simply by those with an interest in banking in Mexico and Turkey.’