The third part presents the selective and delayed collective memory of the crash which appears after the 2007-2008 crisis: the crash is no more considered as a « sickness of youth » of financial globalization but it is revisited as the earliest sign of the harmful effects of the markets' domination. A new series of testimonies and writings came up with a new story of the crash, blaming deregulation and uncontrolled markets. Financial innovations and interdependence between interest rates, stock markets and exchange markets were then seen as the major cause