This article proposes a reading of the COVID‐19 crisis through a social reproduction lens,
with a focus on the restructuring of reproductive sectors, the world of work and the …

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 …

The financialisation of seniors housing has reshaped Canadian long‐term care homes
(LTCs) and retirement communities since the 1990s. Investors have flocked to profit from the …

Women, and particularly poor women, have become essential cogs in the wheel of
financialized capitalism. Globally, women are responsible for managing household debt …

This paper examines current research on financialization in economic geography through
the lens of recent feminist interventions in the financialization of social reproduction …

This article explores 'time'as a crucial category of analysis shaping and shaped by the
dynamics of exploitation and social reproduction across the global assembly line. Focusing …

This article interrogates recent policy pronouncements around the promotion of emerging
financial technologies (fintech) as means of enabling financial inclusion. It is argued that …

Capitalism's economic cycles of crisis have increased inequality, welfare state retrenchment,
and precarity (Standing, 2011), and are also associated with wider social challenges …

This chapter offers a novel reading of the political economy and cultural economy literature
on financialization and debt as it coalesces around understandings of “indebtedness.” It …

This article is about debt and power within the contemporary political economy of austerity. It
investigates how the power relations of debt manifest through scale: the body, the …