Untitled Page 1 Page 2 The Financialization of Housing Due to the financialization of housing
in today’s market, housing risks are increas ingly becoming financial risks. Financialization …

This paper compares how recent waves of private equity real estate investment have
reshaped the rental housing markets in New York and Berlin. Through secondary analysis of …

The paper expands the conceptual framework within which we examine mortgage debt by
reconceptualising mortgages as a biotechnology: a technology of power over life that forges …

This chapter distinguishes between four periods: first, the pre-modern period; second, the
modern or Fordist period; third, the flexible neoliberal or post-Fordist period; and, fourth, the …

In this introduction to a virtual special issue on land rent, we sketch out the history of land
rent theory, encompassing classical political economy, Marx's political economy, the …

ABSTRACT The United States experienced the Great Recession between 2007 and 2009
and many American cities and communities are still suffering from its legacy. During the prior …

The asset-based welfare approach, which has foremost encouraged homeownership, has
led to rising homeownership rates, house prices and household debt levels. While this shift …

Over the past two decades, there has been a broad expansion of financial power in which
the biopolitical terrain of individual subjectivity, aspiration and forms of conduct at an …

This article investigates the geographies of subprime urbanization, and by extension, the
displacement of 2007–08 financial crisis to the Global South. Previous research examined …

Since 2008, extensive research has examined the impacts of mortgage market
financialisation, particularly the socio-spatial patterns of mortgage defaults and foreclosures …