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Civil Society's Overlooked Role in Financial Markets: Provocations for Change

This paper explores the disconnect between civil society and private financial markets, posing critical questions about their relationship. It investigates why private financial markets have historically received minimal attention from civil society, why campaigns have failed to engage with the informal governance of these markets, and why NGOs did not mobilize during significant social movements like Occupy and Indignados in 2011-2012. These provocations aim to spark dialogue on improving civil society's involvement in and influence over financial market governance.

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Civil Society's Overlooked Role in Financial Markets: Provocations for Change

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  1. CIVIL SOCIETY AND FINANCIAL MARKETSA FEW PROVOCATIONSJan AartScholtescholte@warwick.ac.ukEurodad-GlopolisInternational ConferencePrague, 4 June 2013

  2. PROVOCATION 1 Why have private financial markets so long received relatively little civil society attention?

  3. PROVOCATION 2 Why have civil society campaigns consistently failed to engage informal and private governance of financial markets?

  4. PROVOCATION 3 Why did NGOs not rise to the occasion when social movements mobilised on financial markets with Occupy, Indignados, etc. in 2011-12?

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