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 …

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 …

Financialization is often defined a pattern of accumulation in which profit-making occurs
increasingly through financial channels rather than through trade and commodity …

The paper develops a sympathetic geographical critique of the concept of financialization
which seeks to account for the growing influence of financial markets over the unfolding of …

The recent financial crisis, with its origins in the collapse of the sub-prime mortgage boom
and house price bubble in the USA, is a shown to have been a striking example of …

Comparative and international political economy (CPE and IPE) are justifiably obsessed
with finance as a source of power and as a key causal force for domestic and international …

The 2007–2009 financial crisis was centered on the US mortgage industry. This article
develops a distinctly sociological explanation of that crisis by focusing on the organization of …

[I] t's probably been harder that I would have thought. But then, I know for other people it's
been even harder. You know, you look at the amount of people using food banks and the …

This paper advances ideas about relational geographies to explore 'everyday austerity'.
Whilst geographers have analysed the causes and aftermath of the recent financial crisis …

Real estate is, by definition, local as it is spatially fixed. Mortgage lending, however, has
developed from a local to a national market and is increasingly a global market today. An …