The authors interrogate the condition of the neoliberal project in the wake of the global crisis and neoliberalism's predicted death in 2007, both in terms of the regulatory structures of finance-led capitalism in Europe and North America, and the impact of new centres of capitalist power on global order.

The recent crisis has presented an opportunity to accelerate and deepen neoliberal restructuring. This book traces the impact of the crisis on the regulation of (finance) capital in the OECD world

Introduction: The Life Course of the Neoliberal Project and the Global Crisis; B.van Apeldoorn & H.Overbeek PART I: BEYOND NEOLIBERAL REGULATION? The Unfolding Contradictions of Neoliberal Competition Regulation and the Global Economic Crisis. A Missed Opportunity for Change?; A.Wigger & H.Buch-Hansen After Shareholder Value? Corporate Governance Regulation, the Crisis, and Organized Labour at the European Level; L.Horn Investment Bank Power and Neoliberal Regulation: From the Volcker Shock to the Volcker Rule; S.Hager Price Wars: the Crisis and the Future of Financialized Capitalism; J.Perry & P.Lewis PART II: AFTER NEOLIBERAL WORLD ORDER? The Rise of the 'B(R)IC Variety Of Capitalism': Towards a New Phase of Organized Capitalism?; A.Nölke Sovereign Wealth Funds in the Global Political Economy: the Case of China; H.Overbeek The Rise Of National Oil Companies: Transformation of the Neoliberal Global Energy Order?; N.De Graaff The End of Neoliberalism in Contemporary Latin America?; A.Tsolakis Beyond Neoliberal Imperialism? The Crisis of the American Empire; B.van Apeldoorn & N.De Graaff