Add to ORKGThis article — an excerpt from my book, Capital City, with elaborations on a number of key points — argues that the housing crises endemic to contemporary capitalism must be understood as a result of the concentration of global capital into real estate and the the re-orientation of state planning capacities around the demands of the real estate industry. The first half of the article explains the dimensions of the crisis in the US and the rise of the real estate state. The second half explores policy alternatives to contemporary urban neoliberalism and the kinds of movements necessary to bring them about
Financial markets, actors and imperatives are increasingly central to today\u27s global capitalism, ...
Financial markets, actors and imperatives are increasingly central to today\u27s global capitalism, ...
Book review of Capital City: Gentrification and the Real Estate State by Samuel Stei
This article — an excerpt from my book, Capital City, with elaborations on a number of key points — ...
In an article in the New York Times on 5 February 2011, entitled ‘Housing Bubbles Are Few and Far Be...
Cet article a été présenté lors de la journée d'études "Les vulnérabilités de la superpuissance" du ...
Cet article a été présenté lors de la journée d'études "Les vulnérabilités de la superpuissance" du ...
One of the most striking features of the post-1980 urban environment has been the rapid rise in prop...
As cities have become both site and object of capital accumulation in a neoliberal political economy...
The British sometimes use the phrase “safe as houses” to describe a sure bet or an investment that c...
This Article examines the history of national housing policy and the factors that will influence its...
The housing question is back on the agenda in Germany. House rents in urban areas in particular, whe...
The article discusses the anomaly of the housing market in the U.S. where hundreds of thousands of h...
The article shows how the financialization of residential real estate took place in the United State...
The article shows how the financialization of residential real estate took place in the United State...
Financial markets, actors and imperatives are increasingly central to today\u27s global capitalism, ...
Financial markets, actors and imperatives are increasingly central to today\u27s global capitalism, ...
Book review of Capital City: Gentrification and the Real Estate State by Samuel Stei
This article — an excerpt from my book, Capital City, with elaborations on a number of key points — ...
In an article in the New York Times on 5 February 2011, entitled ‘Housing Bubbles Are Few and Far Be...
Cet article a été présenté lors de la journée d'études "Les vulnérabilités de la superpuissance" du ...
Cet article a été présenté lors de la journée d'études "Les vulnérabilités de la superpuissance" du ...
One of the most striking features of the post-1980 urban environment has been the rapid rise in prop...
As cities have become both site and object of capital accumulation in a neoliberal political economy...
The British sometimes use the phrase “safe as houses” to describe a sure bet or an investment that c...
This Article examines the history of national housing policy and the factors that will influence its...
The housing question is back on the agenda in Germany. House rents in urban areas in particular, whe...
The article discusses the anomaly of the housing market in the U.S. where hundreds of thousands of h...
The article shows how the financialization of residential real estate took place in the United State...
The article shows how the financialization of residential real estate took place in the United State...
Financial markets, actors and imperatives are increasingly central to today\u27s global capitalism, ...
Financial markets, actors and imperatives are increasingly central to today\u27s global capitalism, ...
Book review of Capital City: Gentrification and the Real Estate State by Samuel Stei