The financial crisis reaped its academic casualties. Asking why economists had not seen it
coming, Queen Elizabeth surprisingly became emblematic for those finding their …

The existing literature on financialisation has devoted insufficient attention to how
governments wield the market-based practices and technologies of financial innovation to …

The euro is reeling, and with it the future of the European integration project. Governments in
Europe seem unable to deal with the sovereign debt crisis, and as aresult of this political …

The securitization crisis that started in mid-2007 has demonstrated that we are indeed living
in a “global financial village” and are all subject to the vagaries of financialization …

This paper develops multi‐dimensional analyses of socio‐spatial relations. Building on
previous research, we identify some tensions associated with different dimensions of socio …

Recent IPE scholarship locates the key dynamics of financial globalization in two areas:
public money flows between the US and Asia, or private banking flows between the US and …

This paper reconceptualizes the impact of US finance on European banking as a process of
'extroverted financialisation'. This impact is commonly associated with the rise of 'market …

For something that is often described as a faceless Brussels bureaucracy, the European
Union (EU) surprises in its ability to provoke contradictory public emotions, ranging from …

The platformization of finance and the financial inroads made by tech firms large and small
raises questions about the extent to which financial centers and their incumbent inhabitants …

European integration is interpreted in this paper as the route by which (West) Germany,
profiting from close ties with the English-speaking West, was able to restore its full …