Introduced in the early 2000s, the concept of carbon “lock-in” has been widely adopted by
think tanks, academics, and civil society trying to break away from the consequences of …

Interest in social reproduction theory (SRT) has been revived in the in the last ten odd years.
This paper positions SRT, and its refraction through a geographic lens, as particularly well …

Microfinance is a dominant strategy used to promote rural development around the world.
Rather than directly track its impact on borrowers, however, microfinance institutions rely on …

The operations of microfinance are exalted in mainstream development thinking as a key
means of supporting smallholder farmers facing growing crises of agricultural productivity in …

In recent years, international banks, investment agencies, and development institutions have
created new markets for capital accumulation by rapidly expanding the commercial …

This article considers what private equity's (PE) growing interest in the healthcare industry
means for the geographies of healthcare provisioning in the United States. PE firms invest in …

This article critically analyzes agrarian finance in terms of household credit and debt in the
global south. I introduce interdisciplinary concepts about agrarian finance before reviewing …

Based on research about Cambodia's rice sector, this article explains how an emerging
Chinese food regime contributes to local agrarian transitions. It argues that Chinese …

This article examines how livelihood security is co-produced through multiple strategies in
Southeast Asia's agrarian transformation, by considering the case of Cambodian migrant …

Social impact investment for microfinance has become a dominant form of poverty regulation
in the global south. These investments aim to alleviate poverty by extending financial …