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The European Monetary System: The Geography of Economics Versus the Politics Of Money?
1993Klaus Gretschmann +2 more
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Theme Section: Geographies of Money
Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 2000This issue of Transactions sees the first of what hopefully will be periodic Theme Sections, the aim of which is to bring together papers which have a common underlying theme or focus. The intention is not to commission such papers but, whenever the opportunity arises, to group papers that have been submitted independently but which fall within the ...
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TWO The Setting: History and Geography, Kinship and Leadership, Food and Money
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Geographies of money and finance II
Progress in Human Geography, 2011In this report, I examine the growing interest in financial subjects within economic geography and the wider social sciences. I begin by locating this literature within work on financialization and earlier geographical research on money and finance.
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Geographies of money and finance III
Progress in Human Geography, 2012This report focuses on the intersection between finance and the ‘real economy’. I begin by examining how political economy approaches to money and the wider financialization literature reveal the entangled relationship between finance and broader economic practices.
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Where the money is: the geographies of organised crime
Geography, 2010This article explores forms of organised crime that account for a significant proportion of global economic activity and yet have been largely overlooked by geographers.
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Geographies of money and finance I: Cultural economy, politics and place
Progress in Human Geography, 2010In this report, I review the intersection between cultural economy and economic geography research on money and finance. To date, economic geographers have engaged most extensively with cultural economy work on the calculative practices that (re)produce the international financial system.
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