In the wake of the global financial crisis of 2007–09, political economists have typically
identified and interrogated speculative logics and credit-debt relations as the markers of …

The financialization of housing in the Global South (GS) and peripheries of the Global North
(GN) develops in different ways than in the GN because the mechanisms underlying and …

Traditional notions of financialisation require updating to study the reorganisation of finance
around digital infrastructures. We introduce the concept of digital financialisation, defined as …

The variegated experiences of financialisation in Emerging Capitalist Economies (ECEs)
require a theory of global structural transformation in which these appearances can be …

The comparative study of housing systems enjoys a “disjointed” relationship with
comparative literature on the welfare state and poverty, a separation which has been to the …

Commodity trading firms occupy a central position in global supply chains and their activities
have been associated with financial instability, social upheaval and manifold forms of …

The last three decades have witnessed rising inequality and deepening financialization in
post-industrial democracies. A rapidly growing literature has linked these two phenomena …

ABSTRACT SDG-backed green finance efforts have become popular vehicles for private
investors to participate in development collaborations. We critically examine two …

An enduring legacy of the 2007–2009 financial crisis is the growth of “social” and “impact”
investing, markets dedicated to the use of financial capital to achieve social good. This …

The nature of farming is–still–an essentially biological, and thus volatile, system, which
poses substantial challenges to its integration into financialized capitalism. Financial …