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It has become commonplace to suggest that we are living through a kind of ‘global polycrisis’. This article shows how the mobilisation of international finance has been at the core of political res...

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International financial centres (IFCs) are not merely sites where global capital concentrates; they are legal-economic architectures that actively reproduce carbon lock-in. This commentary conceptu...

Venezuelan migrants have historically been excluded from formal money transfer systems. Consequently, the diaspora has a strong culture of using alternative remittance methods. This article examine...

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Tax incentives are used to attract foreign direct investment (FDI), especially in less-developed countries, but the evidence for their effect is mixed. Recently, it has been argued that these incen...

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The restructuring of global production networks (GPNs) towards decarbonisation is tightly coupled with a parallel transformation of global financial networks (GFNs), yet scholarship has given limit...

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing has become a site of struggle, around which a range of actors at multiple scales and in different legal, political and financial spheres are mob...

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This special issue invites contributions on multi-level phenomena in financial geography.

Global power asymmetries are reshaping, and potentially undermining, Kenya's technological future, Ben Mkalama and Marine Ragnet write.

This study examines the synchronisation of housing boom and bust cycles across 51 countries from 2007-Q3 to 2022-Q4, focusing on the period after the Global Financial Crisis (GFC). While previous r...

Financialisation is a key concept in financial geography, used to explain various phenomena. But have we sufficiently explained financialisation? Nick Bernards’ recent book, Fictions of Financializ...

The standard sustainable finance agenda portrays the investment world as a change agent for the green transformation of the economy. It does so by demanding more transparency and information for a ...

Financialisation is a key concept in financial geography, used to explain various phenomena. But have we sufficiently explained financialisation? Nick Bernards’ recent book, Fictions of Financializ...

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It has become commonplace to suggest that we are living through a kind of ‘global polycrisis’. This article shows how the mobilisation of international finance has been at the core of political res...

We investigate the impact of bank branch closures on labour productivity in the small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) sector in Slovakia over the 2016–2019 period. We use a staggered difference-i...

In this paper, I explore two cases of climate financialisation: micro-insurance for climate uncertainty among the global poor, as well as attempts to rescue asset value via investor-state dispute m...

In this paper, I explore two cases of climate financialisation: micro-insurance for climate uncertainty among the global poor, as well as attempts to rescue asset value via investor-state dispute m...