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

The 'financialisation'of the economy is considered a key phenomenon of our time, but we
lack large-scale empirical evidence of it. Has financialisation in the non-financial corporate …

This study seeks to understand how political connections affect firm performance. Using a
hand‐collected dataset of Pakistani firms from 2008–2014, our firm fixed effects and …

This article draws on an engagement with Marx's notes on money and finance to reconsider
the relationships between labour, working classes, and financial accumulation. In recent …

The popularity of gold in India and Vietnam is attributed to either cultural values or an
undeveloped financial sector. Yet gold also serves as an important reserve asset for central …

In the first article published in volume 1 of Competition & Change, Appelbaum and
Henderson (1995: 1) argued that 'the world economy is in a time of acute and probably …

This chapter focuses on South Asian finance–specifically through a reading of Mohsin
Hamid's 2013 novel How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia–puts pressure on the model of …

With formal financial inclusion much lower than its neighbours, Pakistan has been the focus
of intensive efforts to 'bank'the 'unbanked'. Yet, after a drop in deposits in the wake of …

Finanzielle Inklusion ist eine Strategie zur Armutsbekämpfung, aber gleichzeitig ist es auch
ein Symptom für zwei strukturelle Merkmale des globalen Finanzsystems: inländische …

The concept of financialization has emerged as a powerful vehicle for framing questions
related to the effects on nations, corporations and households of increasingly complex …