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the analytics of the Wall Street Consensus lacked an account of green extractivism -this paper does an excellent job of correcting that!

Tobias Franz and I have been thinking about the relationship between finance and extraction in the green transition for a while now. This is the result of a couple of years’ worth of thinking. We argue that finance and extraction (as operations of capital) and internally 1/

'the green transition, understood as a transformation of global capitalism, is marked by new rounds of appropriation, exploitation, and extraction, (re)producing dependencies for resource-rich Global South countries' - great paper Tobias Franz et al Antipode

Trending in #Geography: ooir.org/index.php?fiel… 1) Geographies of the Green Transition in the 21st Century (Antipode) 2) Digital Experiments with Landed Property: Robots, Race & Rent (Tijdschrift voor economische en sociale geografie) 3) Authenticity, interaction, learning & location as curators of

This is pretty awesome: according to the OOIR our paper on the "Finance-Extraction-Transitions nexus" with Angus McNelly 🍉 published in Antipode is the no. 1 trending in the past 14 days in #geography ooir.org/index.php?fiel…

"The 'green transition' is not just a technological shift but a profound transformation that reshapes the foundations of our economic & social systems." New research by Tobias Franz & Angus McNelly 🍉 delves into the complexities of the green transition. ow.ly/o2km50RJTPF

In our latest blog post, @SOASeconomics' Tobias Franz & Angus McNelly 🍉 explain why it is so important to understand the finance-extraction nexus in global #capitalism in driving the transition from fossil fuels to green energy developmentresearch.eu/?p=1874

“At its core, the finance-extraction-transitions nexus recognizes the dialectical relationship between extraction and finance in driving the transition from fossil fuels to green energy”. A short intro to Tobias Franz and I’s conceptualisation of the green transition

"The increasing integration of financial markets with resource extraction industries has created new dependencies and power dynamics, particularly in resource-rich countries of the Global South." developmentresearch.eu/?p=1874

Many interesting papers in this issue, including our 'Finance-Extraction-Transitions Nexus' paper where with Angus McNelly 🍉 we unpack the interplay between finance capital, mineral extraction, and the material, socio-economic, and environmental implications of the green transition

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🚨🚨🚨 new article klaxon! 🚨🚨🚨 Tobias Franz and I have been thinking about the hegemonic form assumed by the green transition for a while now. Opne access here 👉 sciencedirect.com/science/articl… A little 🧵on our arguments

Brilliant must-read paper Angus McNelly 🍉 Tobias Franz - mainstream anglophone debates on the #greentransition are not fit for purpose & do not understand the actually existing hegemonic transition globally - #extractivism #derisking summary in thread 👇 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

8️⃣ Tobias Franz (Tobias Franz ): "La transición ecológica sigue basada en la extracción de recursos como litio y cobalto. ¿Estamos cambiando o repitiendo el mismo modelo extractivo?" ⛏️🔋 #ExtractivismoVerde