Analyses of the recent surge in racial wealth inequality have tended to focus on changes in
asset holdings. Debt patterns, by contrast, have remained relatively unexplored. Using 2001 …

The 2008 financial crisis and its impacts on the urban landscape contributed to a
proliferation of research on the financialization of urban space, particularly of housing …

With the financialization of housing, housing-based profits, asset-based welfare, and
affordable housing inherently come into contradiction with each other. This paper examines …

This article examines how assemblages of complex types of knowledge and technologies—
including algorithmic mathematics, law and accounting, and high-level logistics—have …

In the contemporary American urban renaissance, formerly fringe efforts to produce place,
conducted by longtime residents and “urban pioneers” alike, now shape mainstream …

Following the financial crisis, an extensive literature has examined the vulnerabilities facing
mortgagors in default and foreclosure. However, in addition to these “overt casualties” of the …

Credit reports, once solely used to determine individual creditworthiness, have in the past
several decades become a tool for authentication processes not directly related to one's …

How have the recent real estate, mortgage and financial crises affected different countries,
territories and cities? How have the different public and private stakeholders behaved and …

From the social cleansing of cities through to indigenous land struggles at the frontline of
extraction megaprojects, planetary urbanisation is a contested process that is radically …

This paper explores how finance capitalism materializes as socio-ecological process,
shedding light on the complex causalities in which current shifts in control over natural …