This paper argues that 'spatial monetary policy'may be needed to achieve more territorially
balanced economic development. Central banks have been key in fostering financialised …

Monetary policies are not usually considered as part of the repertoire of 'state capitalism'.
However, unconventional monetary operations performed by central banks in recent years …

In the first of my reports on financial geography, I focus on a growing body of work that
engages with the state as a vital and strategic actor in financial markets and in the global …

This chapter shows how Post Keynesian theory can be used to provide a more spatially
sensitive account of international capital flows and exchange rate dynamics. Several …

The geography of the financial crisis has become a growing area of research (Aalbers,
2009; Cameron, 2008; Sidaway, 2008). Wainwright and Rodgers (2013) argue that the …

Abstract D ow SC and M ontagnoli A.(2007) The regional transmission of UK monetary
policy, Regional Studies 41, 797–808. Concerns have been raised in the media about a …

The emergence of the credit crunch, as a consequence of the US subprime crisis, has
received considerable attention by economic geographers and social scientists. Despite …

This paper undertakes three tasks:(1) to consider monetary policy's role in contemporary
capitalism and state governance;(2) to introduce the fundamentals of contemporary …

Although all European regions have been affected by the financial crisis and recession, the
most severe difficulties have been seen where there were existing vulnerabilities, due to …

We use employment data for 2008–2012 to analyse the impact of the subprime and
Eurozone crises on the British and German financial sector. In the UK, the sector contracted …