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"Financial networks" as a book category covers the study of how financial institutions, markets, instruments and infrastructures are interconnected and how those connections shape risk, liquidity, contagion and market behavior. Books in this category range from theoretical and mathematical treatments—using network science, graph theory, agent-based models and statistical mechanics—to empirical and data-driven analyses of interbank lending, payment systems, trading networks, shadow banking, systemic risk measurement, and fintech platforms. They often blend economics, finance, computer science and regulatory perspectives to explain how network structure influences stability, efficiency and policy outcomes, and typically target researchers, graduate students, regulators and practitioners seeking tools for modeling, measuring and mitigating network-driven vulnerabilities.

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