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Financialization as welfare: social impact investing and the resonance of financial market frames in British social policy, 1997-2016

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1. Verfasser:	Golka, Philipp 1987- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Abschlussarbeit Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Jena [2018?]
Schlagworte:	Kapitalismus Wohlfahrtsstaat Sozialpolitik Kreditmarkt Großbritannien Hochschulschrift
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adam_text	CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION........................................................................................................ 10 2 FINANCIALIZATION AND SOCIAL IMPACT INVESTING.....................................................19 2.1 WHAT IS FINANCIALIZATION?........................................................................................ 19 2.1.1 FINANCIALIZATION IN MARKETS AND INSTITUTIONALIST PERSPECTIVES ON CAPITALISM ...... 20 2.1.2 FINANCIALIZATION BEYOND MARKETS AND THE ROLE OF THE STATE .................................. 24 2.2 SOCIAL IMPACT INVESTING IN THE UK: LINKING FINANCIALIZATION AND INSTITUTIONALIST SCHOLARSHIP........................................................................................................................ 28 2.2.1 WHAT IS SOCIAL IMPACT INVESTING?.........................................................................30 2.2.2 SOCIAL IMPACT INVESTING AND SOCIAL POLICY DYNAMICS IN THE UK ......................... 34 3 FINANCIALIZATION, FIELDS, AND CHANGE................................................................. 41 3.1 FIELDS AND FINANCIALIZATION............................................. ......................................... 42 3.1.1 THE USE OF FIELDS FOR THE STUDY OF FINANCIALIZATION.............................................. 42 3.1.2 NEO-INSTITUTIONAL FIELD THEORIES AND THEIR LIMITATIONS ......................................... 45 3.1.3 FLIGSTEIN & MCADAMS ALTERNATIVE....................................................................49 3.2 STRATEGIC ACTION FIELDS AND FINANCIALIZATION............................................................58 3.2.1 FINANCIALIZATION REVISITED................................................................................... 59 3.2.2 SOCIAL SKILL, COOPERATION, AND FIELD INTERDEPENDENCE .......................................... 61 3.2.3 SETTLEMENTS AND FIELD DYNAMICS..........................................................................65 3.3 UNDERSTANDING THE VOID: COOPERATION, OPPORTUNITIES, AND MECHANISMS ............ 67 3.3.1 OPPORTUNITIES AND THE PROBLEM OF HORIZONTAL COOPERATION ................................. 67 3.3.2 PRAGMATIST MECHANISMS AND THE EMERGENCE OF COOPERATION ............................... 71 4 METHODOLOGY AND RESEARCH METHODS................................................................ 77 4.1 ABDUCTIVE ANALYSIS......................................................................... .......................... 77 4.2 RESEARCH PROCESS . ....................................................................................................82 4.3 RESEARCH DESIGN.......................................................................................................86 4.3.1 SINGLE CASE STUDY DESIGN....................................................................................87 4.3.2 MATERIAL..............................................................................................................90 4.3.3 DATA ANALYSIS......................................................................................................92 5 THE FINANCIALIZATION OF WELFARE........................................................................96 5.1 THE FIELD OF SOCIAL IMPACT INVESTING IN THE UK.......................................................97 5.2 SOCIAL IMPACT: DEFINITIONS AND GOVERNANCE..........................................................L01 5.3 SOCIAL IMPACT INVESTING AND REDISTRIBUTION........................................................ 108 5.3.1 FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION.................................................................................109 5.3.2 CAPITAL MOBILIZATION AND PUBLIC SUBSIDIES........................................................116 5.3.3 PRIVATE SUBSIDIES................................................................................................122 5.3.4 LABOR AND REDISTRIBUTION....................................................................................124 6 FINANCIALIZATION AS WELFARE..............................................................................129 6.1 ENTRENCHED SOCIAL PROBLEMS ................................................................................. 130 6.1.1 WHAT COUNTS AS A SOCIAL PROBLEM.......................................................................131 6.1.2 WHAT DOES NOT COUNT AS A SOCIAL PROBLEM .......................................................... 135 6.2 THEORIZING CAUSES: THE IMPACT AND INVESTMENT NARRATIVES................................138 6.2.1 THE UNDER-INVESTMENT NARRATIVE ........................................................................ 138 6.2.2 THE IMPACT NARRATIVE.........................................................................................141 6.3 FINANCIALIZATION AS WELFARE....................................................................................146 6.3.1 CELEBRATING DISRUPTION: THE SOCIAL INNOVATION DISCOURSE.................................147 6.3.2 PROGNOSTIC FRAMING: IMPACT INVESTING AND THE SOLUTION OF SOCIAL PROBLEMS ..... 150 6.3.3 MOTIVATIONAL FRAMING AND THE IMPACT INVESTING FIELD FRAME..............................156 7 FIELD EMERGENCE AND STABILIZATION..................................................................162 7.1 1997-2002: POLICY INNOVATION AND DISPARATE FIELDS..............................................166 7.1.1 SETTING THE STAGE: BRITISH SOCIAL POLICY AROUND THE MILLENNIUM.........................166 7.1.2 PRECURSORS OF SOCIAL IMPACT INVESTING................................................................176 7.2 2001-2005: CONTESTING SOCIAL ENTERPRISE POLICY AND PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY.....183 7.2.1 SOCIAL ENTERPRISE: SETTLING THE RULES, EXPANDING THE SCOPE.................................184 7.2.2 EARLY DYNAMICS IN SOCIAL INVESTMENT AND SOCIAL ENTERPRISE FINANCE .................. 187 7.2.3 TREASURY APPROPRIATING SOCIAL POLICY: TOWARDS HYBRIDIZATION AND RESONANCE 191 7.3 2006: CRITICAL JUNCTURE.......................................................................................... 196 7.3.1 UNCLAIMED ASSETS AND THE BIRTH OF SOCIAL IMPACT INVESTING.............................197 7.3.2 THE OFFICE OF THE THIRD SECTOR: HYBRIDIZING SOCIAL ENTERPRISE POLICY .............. 202 7.4 2007-2010: PILOTING SOCIAL IMPACT INVESTING.........................................................206 7.4.1 GORDON BROWN AS PRIME MINISTER.................................................................... 207 7.4.2 CREATING RESONANCE FOR THE FINANCIALIZATION OF WELFARE .................................... 211 7.4.3 BRIDGING THE DISCONNECT: THE BIRTH OF SOCIAL IMPACT BONDS ............................ 216 7.5 2010-2016: FIELD EXPANSION_________________________________________ 221 7.5.1 CONSERVATIVES AND THE EMERGENCE OF A NEW SETTLEMENT .................................... 221 7.5.2 MAINTAINING INVESTORS* EXPECTATIONS THROUGH SUBSIDIES: THE LEVERAGING STATE..229 8 FINANCIALIZATION, RESONANCE, AND THE EMERGENCE OF CROSS-FIELD TIES .........235 8.1 PRAGMATIST MECHANISMS AND COOPERATION IN SOCIAL IMPACT INVESTING................236 8.2 RESONANCE.............................................................................................................. 241 8.3 RESONANCE SPACES AND FIELD DYNAMICS.................................................................250 8.4 RESONANCE SPACES AND FINANCIALIZATION................................................................254 9 DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION............................................................................... 257 9.1 IMPLICATIONS FOR SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIZING ...............................................................257 9.2 IMPLICATIONS FOR FINANCIALIZATION SCHOLARSHIP ..................................................... 260 9.3 LIMITATIONS AND FUTURE RESEARCH . ......................................................................... 263 9.4 IS SOCIAL IMPACT INVESTING A BAD THING?................................................................268 10 REFERENCES....................................................................................................... 273 APPENDIX A. ABSTRACT/ ZUSAMMENFASSUNG ........................................................ 287 APPENDIX B. CENTRAL GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES ..................................................... 293 APPENDIX C. CITED MATERIAL................................................................................. 296 APPENDIX D. ANALYZED MATERIAL ......................................................................... 301
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