Contemporary, technoscientific capitalism is characterized by the (re) configuration of a
range of “things”(eg, infrastructure, data, knowledge, bodies) as assets or capitalized …

Big Tech is in the public and political spotlight. Usually defined as Apple, Amazon, Microsoft,
Google/Alphabet, and Facebook/Meta, Big Tech is becoming the watchword for corporate …

ABSTRACT A spate of recent scandals concerning personal digital data illustrates the extent
to which innovation and finance are thoroughly entangled with one another. The innovation …

Despite all kinds of environmental goals and programmes, there has been a severe
overshooting of the planet's ecological boundaries. The paper investigates various …

Breaking the country-specific boundaries of traditional housing policy books, Remaking
Housing Policy is the first introductory housing policy textbook designed to be used by …

Neoliberalism is a political project carried out by the capitalist class to consolidate their
ability to generate profits by exercising influence in political processes, such as elections, in …

Digital citizenship is becoming increasingly normalized within advanced democratic states.
As society and governmental institutions become reliant on digital technologies, citizens are …

The provocation of this special issue is that contemporary capitalism is different. It is
increasingly dominated by rentiership rather than entrepreneurship: that is, the extraction of …

The core contradiction in neoliberalism (studies) is that markets are organised and require
significant bureaucratic coordination and governance. In light of the increasingly …

Currently, solutions to environmental problems, like climate change, are primarily framed in
terms of market-based instruments or approaches, relying on private interests and incentives …