Geographers have interpreted the rise of weather insurance for small agricultural producers
as emblematic of financialization's inexorable march to capitalize the countryside. Yet this …

The past decade has seen the dramatic proliferation of geospatial tools to remotely monitor,
measure, and transfer weather and climate risk, particularly in the Global South. These …

The recent trajectory of micro-insurance in Africa lies at the intersection of two trends that
have been percolating unevenly over the past decades:(1) the incorporation of micro …

The majority of private conservation in the United States today is financed by the state and
federal tax systems (Kay, 2016), with conservation organizations and private landowners …

In this chapter, we argue for a co-constitutive understanding of spatial, temporal, and
financial relations, and demonstrate the importance of geographically informed critical …

This chapter argues that understanding twenty-first-century approaches to generating profit
from nature requires both the centering of economic theories of value production and a close …

Climate adaptation has not kept pace with climate impacts which has formed an adaptation
gap. Increasingly insurance is viewed as a solution to close this gap. However, the efficacy …