Despite widespread and growing public recognition of the linkages between environmental
change and economic activities, geographic research efforts to date have paid only limited …

This article considers how mortgage markets evolved beyond protective legislation, creating
a policy gap conducive to new forms of gender inequity in housing and lending. In the early …

The conversation between economic geographers and political economists has not made
much progress. The former focus on exchange, markets and efficiency, as can be seen in …

This dissertation examines the production of rural struggle in Guatemala'indigenous eastern
highlands, a place where after decades of silence, 36 years of civil war and two centuries of …

The current foreclosure crisis has led to large-scale displacement of former homeowners
and their families. From 2005-2010, this crisis has produced a wave of displacement, which …

Examining the work of social justice groups in Minneapolis following the 2008 recession
Since the Great Recession, even as protest and rebellion have occurred with growing …

This research is a mixed-methods investigation of the spatial and social impacts of
foreclosure in the San Francisco Bay Area from 2006-2012. Mixed methods allows an …

Abstract Contemporary Christian Music, the catch-all term for popular music that features
evangelical Christian lyrics, is one of the most widely consumed forms of commercial …

A volume devoted to critical thinking about disasters seems timely. Few who study or
respond to disasters can avoid the sense of a global watershed in dangers and destructive …

The US-American foreclosure crisis and related economic crises have had severe and wide-
reaching effects for the global economy, homeowners, and municipalities alike. These …