In this paper, we develop a novel interpretation of the internal relationship between value,
rent and finance, thereby enabling a new reading of the process of financialisation. As we …

Value theory forms the bedrock of several economic paradigms. It shapes how economists
think about the purpose and functioning of the system as a whole. I identify three …

The assertion that 'ecosystems are infrastructure'is now common in conservation science
and ecosystem management. This article interrogates that claim, which we argue underpins …

The urbanization of rural China is increasingly achieved not through physical land grabs but
the strategic enrolment of rural communities in the commodification of land via speculative …

Despite recent attention to “frontier” green economies and the governance of emerging
ecosystem services, the specific division of labour in these economies has been little …

The interrelation of the water-energy-food nexus and processes of globalization has to be
understood thoroughly in order to address socio-economic inequalities and environmental …

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 …

In the 2010s, major US initiatives framed urban retrofitting as a decarbonization solution.
These programs address an obtrusive legacy of industrial capitalism: its built environments …

This paper offers a value-theoretic critique of 'post-neoliberal'energy production in Ecuador.
The Ecuadorian government is attempting to end the dependence on finite hydrocarbon …

In this article, we offer a manifesto for a progressive twenty-first century land-grant mission in
an era of rising authoritarian populism in the United States. We explore the historical context …