Edited by Ludovic Halbert, Laboratoire Techniques, Territoires, Sociétés (UMR 8134), National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS), France, Lucia Shimbo, Instituto de Arquitetura e Urbanismo, University of São Paulo, Brasil and Ivana Socoloff, CONICET, Instituto de Estudios de América Latina y el Caribe, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina

‘This Handbook makes an excellent addition to the extensive body of literature on financialisation. Adopting a planetary perspective, it showcases some of the finest geographical research on the subject to date. By focusing on neglected topics such as “race” and financialisation, the theory-methods nexus, and “Southern financialisation”, it becomes a valuable resource for those looking to advance financialisation studies.’

• Contents1 Financialisation and space: from fragmentation of geographical studies to planetary financialisation 1Ludovic Halbert, Lucia Shimbo and Ivana SocoloffPART I Spaces and Financialisation: Linking Theory and Method2 Grounding planetary financialisation: assetisation in theories of rentier capitalism, asset economy, and asset manager capitalism 22Félix Adisson3 Asset manager capitalism: financial reintermediation, spatial accumulation, and uneven geographies 35Antoine Guironnet4 Planetary financialisation and the globalisation of financialised public policies 50Ève Chiapello5 Assembling green finance: using assemblage approaches to study the merging of environment and finance 61Bregje van Veelen6 ‘Follow the…’ methods in the study of financialisation 75Frances Brill, Sarah Hughes-McLure, Sara Özoğul and Callum WardPART II The Longue Durée of Financial Expansion and Space7 At the nexus of finance, property, and time: collateral and the instrumentation of space 96Philip Ashton and Rachel Weber8 Waiting for Godot: disjunct relations in the Canadian mining industry 112Clara Léa Dallaire-Fortier9 Placing race in planetary financialisation 130Julien Migozzi10 Missing finance for the trees: reflections on finance capital’s adventures in a colonial landscape 147Michael Ekers and Taliya Seidman-WrightPART III In Search of Socioecological Fixes for Financial Infrastructures11 The planetary financialisation of logistics spaces: asset management capitalism across financial infrastructures in France and Brazil 170Nicolas Raimbault, Maira Magnani and Daniel Sanfelici12 The financialisation of farmland 196Sarah Ruth Sippel13 Frontiers of financialisation in social finance and low-income housing in Brazil 208Tatiane Boisa Garcia and Mariana Cristina Adão14 Of money, mobiles and off-grid solar: new frontiers of electricity capital in sub-Saharan Africa 231Lucy Baker15 Money laundering through residential real estate and the financialisation of housing: exploring their links and effects 249Leonardo PatacciniPART IV Stately Matters: Governing the Finance–Space Nexus16 The urban process under subordinate financialisation 266Rafaella Lima17 State-driven financialisation: a multi-scalar and multi-level process 287Luciana de Oliveira Royer18 Financialisation of urban infrastructure: state and the politics of risks 306Çağrı Çarıkçı19 The finance–space–state nexus in real estate development in Central and Eastern Europe 329Enikő Vincze and Ioana Florea20 Disaster financialisation: the production of financialised space and everyday life in post-earthquake Nepal 349Philippe Le Billon, Dinesh Paudel and Katharine RankinPART V Contested Spaces: Power, Politics, and Financialisation21 Mapping the uneven geographies of municipal green bonds in France, and beyond 369Edoardo Ferlazzo and Antoine Ducastel22 The financialisation of slum redevelopment in Mumbai, India 389Anitra Baliga23 Real estate investment trusts and the contingent financialisation of land subdivisions in agribusiness cities 404Giselle Mendonça Abreu24 A planetary geography of social impact investing 424Emily Rosenman

Edited by Ludovic Halbert, Laboratoire Techniques, Territoires, Sociétés (UMR 8134), National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS), France, Lucia Shimbo, Instituto de Arquitetura e Urbanismo, University of São Paulo, Brasil and Ivana Socoloff, CONICET, Instituto de Estudios de América Latina y el Caribe, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina

‘This Handbook makes an excellent addition to the extensive body of literature on financialisation. Adopting a planetary perspective, it showcases some of the finest geographical research on the subject to date. By focusing on neglected topics such as “race” and financialisation, the theory-methods nexus, and “Southern financialisation”, it becomes a valuable resource for those looking to advance financialisation studies.’

• Contents1 Financialisation and space: from fragmentation of geographical studies to planetary financialisation 1Ludovic Halbert, Lucia Shimbo and Ivana SocoloffPART I Spaces and Financialisation: Linking Theory and Method2 Grounding planetary financialisation: assetisation in theories of rentier capitalism, asset economy, and asset manager capitalism 22Félix Adisson3 Asset manager capitalism: financial reintermediation, spatial accumulation, and uneven geographies 35Antoine Guironnet4 Planetary financialisation and the globalisation of financialised public policies 50Ève Chiapello5 Assembling green finance: using assemblage approaches to study the merging of environment and finance 61Bregje van Veelen6 ‘Follow the…’ methods in the study of financialisation 75Frances Brill, Sarah Hughes-McLure, Sara Özoğul and Callum WardPART II The Longue Durée of Financial Expansion and Space7 At the nexus of finance, property, and time: collateral and the instrumentation of space 96Philip Ashton and Rachel Weber8 Waiting for Godot: disjunct relations in the Canadian mining industry 112Clara Léa Dallaire-Fortier9 Placing race in planetary financialisation 130Julien Migozzi10 Missing finance for the trees: reflections on finance capital’s adventures in a colonial landscape 147Michael Ekers and Taliya Seidman-WrightPART III In Search of Socioecological Fixes for Financial Infrastructures11 The planetary financialisation of logistics spaces: asset management capitalism across financial infrastructures in France and Brazil 170Nicolas Raimbault, Maira Magnani and Daniel Sanfelici12 The financialisation of farmland 196Sarah Ruth Sippel13 Frontiers of financialisation in social finance and low-income housing in Brazil 208Tatiane Boisa Garcia and Mariana Cristina Adão14 Of money, mobiles and off-grid solar: new frontiers of electricity capital in sub-Saharan Africa 231Lucy Baker15 Money laundering through residential real estate and the financialisation of housing: exploring their links and effects 249Leonardo PatacciniPART IV Stately Matters: Governing the Finance–Space Nexus16 The urban process under subordinate financialisation 266Rafaella Lima17 State-driven financialisation: a multi-scalar and multi-level process 287Luciana de Oliveira Royer18 Financialisation of urban infrastructure: state and the politics of risks 306Çağrı Çarıkçı19 The finance–space–state nexus in real estate development in Central and Eastern Europe 329Enikő Vincze and Ioana Florea20 Disaster financialisation: the production of financialised space and everyday life in post-earthquake Nepal 349Philippe Le Billon, Dinesh Paudel and Katharine RankinPART V Contested Spaces: Power, Politics, and Financialisation21 Mapping the uneven geographies of municipal green bonds in France, and beyond 369Edoardo Ferlazzo and Antoine Ducastel22 The financialisation of slum redevelopment in Mumbai, India 389Anitra Baliga23 Real estate investment trusts and the contingent financialisation of land subdivisions in agribusiness cities 404Giselle Mendonça Abreu24 A planetary geography of social impact investing 424Emily Rosenman

Edited by Ludovic Halbert, Laboratoire Techniques, Territoires, Sociétés (UMR 8134), National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS), France, Lucia Shimbo, Instituto de Arquitetura e Urbanismo, University of São Paulo, Brasil and Ivana Socoloff, CONICET, Instituto de Estudios de América Latina y el Caribe, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina

‘This Handbook makes an excellent addition to the extensive body of literature on financialisation. Adopting a planetary perspective, it showcases some of the finest geographical research on the subject to date. By focusing on neglected topics such as “race” and financialisation, the theory-methods nexus, and “Southern financialisation”, it becomes a valuable resource for those looking to advance financialisation studies.’

• Contents1 Financialisation and space: from fragmentation of geographical studies to planetary financialisation 1Ludovic Halbert, Lucia Shimbo and Ivana SocoloffPART I Spaces and Financialisation: Linking Theory and Method2 Grounding planetary financialisation: assetisation in theories of rentier capitalism, asset economy, and asset manager capitalism 22Félix Adisson3 Asset manager capitalism: financial reintermediation, spatial accumulation, and uneven geographies 35Antoine Guironnet4 Planetary financialisation and the globalisation of financialised public policies 50Ève Chiapello5 Assembling green finance: using assemblage approaches to study the merging of environment and finance 61Bregje van Veelen6 ‘Follow the…’ methods in the study of financialisation 75Frances Brill, Sarah Hughes-McLure, Sara Özoğul and Callum WardPART II The Longue Durée of Financial Expansion and Space7 At the nexus of finance, property, and time: collateral and the instrumentation of space 96Philip Ashton and Rachel Weber8 Waiting for Godot: disjunct relations in the Canadian mining industry 112Clara Léa Dallaire-Fortier9 Placing race in planetary financialisation 130Julien Migozzi10 Missing finance for the trees: reflections on finance capital’s adventures in a colonial landscape 147Michael Ekers and Taliya Seidman-WrightPART III In Search of Socioecological Fixes for Financial Infrastructures11 The planetary financialisation of logistics spaces: asset management capitalism across financial infrastructures in France and Brazil 170Nicolas Raimbault, Maira Magnani and Daniel Sanfelici12 The financialisation of farmland 196Sarah Ruth Sippel13 Frontiers of financialisation in social finance and low-income housing in Brazil 208Tatiane Boisa Garcia and Mariana Cristina Adão14 Of money, mobiles and off-grid solar: new frontiers of electricity capital in sub-Saharan Africa 231Lucy Baker15 Money laundering through residential real estate and the financialisation of housing: exploring their links and effects 249Leonardo PatacciniPART IV Stately Matters: Governing the Finance–Space Nexus16 The urban process under subordinate financialisation 266Rafaella Lima17 State-driven financialisation: a multi-scalar and multi-level process 287Luciana de Oliveira Royer18 Financialisation of urban infrastructure: state and the politics of risks 306Çağrı Çarıkçı19 The finance–space–state nexus in real estate development in Central and Eastern Europe 329Enikő Vincze and Ioana Florea20 Disaster financialisation: the production of financialised space and everyday life in post-earthquake Nepal 349Philippe Le Billon, Dinesh Paudel and Katharine RankinPART V Contested Spaces: Power, Politics, and Financialisation21 Mapping the uneven geographies of municipal green bonds in France, and beyond 369Edoardo Ferlazzo and Antoine Ducastel22 The financialisation of slum redevelopment in Mumbai, India 389Anitra Baliga23 Real estate investment trusts and the contingent financialisation of land subdivisions in agribusiness cities 404Giselle Mendonça Abreu24 A planetary geography of social impact investing 424Emily Rosenman