We present a systematic review of empirical articles investigating the role of place and
space within the organizational and institutional change literature. In taking stock of the …

Recent scholarship has narrated the financialization of development, which Gabor (2021)
refers to as the Wall Street Consensus (WSC), whose purpose is to facilitate the investment …

Scholars within the fields of political ecology, environmental political theory, and
international political economy tend to evaluate the prospects of state-led environmental …

Amidst increasing geopolitical threats, geo-economic competition, and climate change
concerns, this article reflects on why and how states alter strategic coupling processes …

Global capitalism is currently experiencing a turbulent and polymorphous (geo) political
reordering, encompassing multiple transformations in the landscapes of state intervention …

Technologically advanced states and large emerging economies increasingly use foreign
investment screening mechanisms (FISM) to block inward foreign investment targeting …

China's state-led financialisation of infrastructure is an alternative narrative to prevailing
accounts of neoliberal financialisation in the advanced capitalist core, where the expansion …

For many cities, the entry of financial actors into housing opens new geopolitical relations
with overseas entities, including state‐backed investors such as sovereign wealth funds …

Waning debt sustainability has challenged the debt-financed, infrastructure-led global
expansion of Chinese capital. This article traces the gradual shift in the financial governance …

Environmental state debates focus on the governance and steering functions of politics.
Concurrently, many states stand out as large global owners and investors in carbon …