As an alumni of Syracuse University, it's appalling that they are capitulating against a right-wing campaign against Professor Farhana Sultana for exercising her first amendment rights. Do consider signing this letter calling on Syracuse University to reinstate her docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
π’ What lies beneath Chinaβs rapid urban expansion?
π Ang Liuβs article in Economic Geography reveals how βfake equityβ enables developers to mask liabilities, linking urban growth to deeper financial vulnerabilities.
π Read more at
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#EconomicGeography
Got sharp insights on the shifting financial landscape?
In addition to original research articles, we accept submissions on a rolling basis for:
π Short-form commentaries
π FinVis β innovative visualizations that bring finance to life
More info here www.tandfonline.com/journals/rfa...
How do financial actors turn climate chaos into durable assets - and what happens when those assets crack under pressure?
Rob Aitkenβs new paper traces the politics of climate risk, from micro-insurance to ISDS.
Out now in Finance and Space: doi.org/10.1080/2833...
Congratulations, Hyun, Yimin and Sin Yee!
In support of colleagues at Newcastle University who are facing compulsory redundancies. Newcastle Geography have been such a core strength of UK economic geography and internationally for decades. Please consider signing the petition:
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Sarah's hand holding a copy of the co-edited book 'Contemporary Economic Geographies' in paperback. With Jennifer Johns.
This arrived the other day! Paperback! Available from 20th of this month and much more affordable at Β£28.99. 30 brilliant chapters on contemporary economic geographies, and all written by female and non-binary authors.
The spring 2025 edition of the geography department alumni newsletter is now available to view and download on the geography alumni website. You can also find interviews with alumni and a history of the geography department on the website. www.dur.ac.uk/departments/...
π£ Finance & Space's Annual Lecture 2024 'The Waterworks of Money' from Martijn van der Linden, Thomas Bollen and Carlijn Kingma, online now:
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
Another doctoral viva completed! π A pleasure to examine William Bratton's DPhil (Oxford) thesis on 'The Geographies of Financial Information and Knowledge: A Study of Sell-side Equity Research' with Elena Pierard. Congratulations to Dr Bratton, and cheers to an extra special weekend! π₯
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Mark Davidson and Samuel Cooper examine trends in how municipalities disclose climate risk to prospective bondholders
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Excellent closing plenary by Emma Mawdsley at #FinGeo Conference, on aid and d/Development under Trump. Difficult questions about aid-industrial complex, shutdown of USAID, rupture but also continuities of criticisms of #Development. Rounding off a fantastic 3 days of financial geography discussion.
Superb pair of sessions at #FinGeo conference today on teaching financial geography. Very thought provoking and useful to think about how we teach, purposes, different countries and student profiles, materials and activities etc.
We like to do things properly π
Job done! π Official handover to the new #FinGeo leadership at the conference today. It was great hearing the reflections from outgoing leadership and visions from the new leadership team. In other news, we seem to have adopted a new FinGeo mascot β Figgy the Piggy!
Fantastic first day at the 2nd #FinGeo Global Conference in Singapore. Such a delight to see so many old friends and also new faces. Good food, good chats, stimulating sessions. More tomorrow please!
Agreed! Also, how central #centralbanks are to all this - especially to #climate !
Great start to the #FinGeo Global Conference!
Fantastic opening plenary by Eric Helleiner at 2nd #FinGeo Global Conference on βGeopolitics & Geoeconomics of Financeβ. Delicate work in pulling together different strands of pandemic, geopolitical, climate, and geoeconomic shifts, and how finance is central to this conjectural global polycrisis.
Great to meet such diverse and engaging group of researchers at the 3rd #FinGeo School this afternoon in Singapore. Stimulating discussions on #publishing for early career researchers and how to generate #ResearchImpacts across various domains. @regstud.bsky.social @financeandspace.bsky.social
πΈπ¬Shipping containers and high rise buildings as plane approaches Singapore. This view never gets old π Hope I get over jet lag in time for the 3rd #FinGeo School and 2nd FinGeo Global Conference!
Portuguese editorial cartoonist Zez Vaz reaches back to Tiananmen Square to call on American defiance.
New OA position paper out on "The gamification of citizenship" - really enjoyed writing this, bringing together #citizenship #digital #rewards #volunteering www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
Critical Sociology compiled Michael Burawoy's articles and allowed free access.
I hope other journals will do the same.
journals.sagepub.com/page/crs/vir...
If you are interested in finding out more about Postgraduate Taught courses @geogdurham.bsky.social come and speak to us! We are running a course presentation and Q&A event in the Department on March 5th:
A pleasure to host VladimΓr PaΕΎitka for a seminar at @geogdurham.bsky.social Fascinating insights into how the βAtlas of Financeβ came together, the team, ideas and processes behind the amazing visuals. Co-hosted with Durham Centre for Visual Arts & Culture.
Such fun to have some of my Chinese PhD students and colleagues over to celebrate lunar new year. Yusheng is a specific Singaporean/Malaysian tradition. Rather pleased with my homemade version. Lo hei! ζθ΅·οΌι£ηζ°΄θ΅·οΌε₯½θΏθΏθΏοΌπ₯’π₯³π§§π
Really sad to hear about Michael Burawoy, who died in a hit-and-run incident in Oakland. Highly respected sociologist also very influential in geography. First encountered his work during my Master/PhD days. Thoughts with his family and colleagues. www.mercurynews.com/2025/02/04/o...
We are delighted to announce that our conference this year will take place at Copenhagen Business School, Denmark, September 11-12. Keynotes speakers have been confirmed (Christian Borch, Fabian Muniesa, Vanessa Ogle) and the call for papers is now open! financeandsocietynetwork.org/finandsoc-co...
2 more weeks to submit your abstracts - join us in Frankfurt to discuss methods, data & approaches to study global finance! π
With a keynote by Dariusz Wojcik - author of the Atlas of Finance
For full details, check the CfP: tinyurl.com/3z2dy57b
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