Within the international political economy (IPE) literature on global supply chains, there is
growing debate about the effectiveness of private global supply chain solutions to address …

Despite a varied picture in terms of their relative economic strength, Developing and
Emerging Economies (DEEs) remain in a subordinate position in the global monetary and …

Invisible and seemingly technical financial infrastructures have become the site of high
geopolitics. Crucially, security sanctions are being leveraged through the global financial …

One of the central premises of the literature on financialisation is that we have been living in
a new era of capitalism, characterised by a historical shift in the finance-production nexus …

Abstract The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) provide a normative framework for
external financing that emphasizes stimulating investor interest to address so-called …

Scaling up finance to expand renewable energy generation in Africa has become common
sense in climate discourses. This article problematizes renewable energy finance in Africa …

Kenya is a widely cited case for proponents of fintech for development. This article shows
how Kenya's fintech boom replicates patterns of uneven development inherited from the …

Starting from the recent rise of much-hyped 'fintech'(financial technologies) solutions for
development finance, which have been heralded by the World Bank/IMF/G20 etc as a silver …

Forced displacement–the involuntary movement of people from their homes and livelihoods–
has captured public attention through diverging discourses of humanitarianism and global …

How does global capitalism–a highly unstable system that creates vast inequalities–
continue to reproduce itself? Despite the burgeoning literature on financialization, large …