After more than thirty years of post-war relative regional convergence, since the 1980s
geographical inequalities in economic prosperity and social conditions have widened again …

Building on, and going beyond, the state-of-the-art literature, this article aims to advance the
analysis and conceptualization of the financialization of households. It argues that there is a …

Monetary policies are not usually considered as part of the repertoire of 'state capitalism'.
However, unconventional monetary operations performed by central banks in recent years …

Global financial architectures, including central banks and their monetary policies, are
critical to leveraging transformative change for climate justice. Yet, currently central banks …

This paper analyzes the Bank of Canada's (BoC) pandemic-era quantitative easing (QE)
programs and their distributive implications, focusing on the Canadian housing market. First …

At the heart of the Eurozone crisis was a dramatic divergence in interest rates between
member states and a reversal of previously booming cross-border credit expansion from …

Financial inclusion is a leading driver of household debt across the global South. Although
critical geographers have analysed this debt through the lens of financialisation, few have …

This article assesses regulatory reform of the state in the context of the move to furloughing
in the UK. It establishes that furloughing was a successful response to the COVID-19 crisis …

This paper argues that money and finance are not sufficiently integrated into the research
agenda of evolutionary economic geography (EEG). I identify two dimensions of Joseph …

This paper explores the local impact of various forms of fiscal and monetary support for UK-
based companies in the context of disruption caused by COVID-19 and associated public …