solutions to the crisis in part II, focusing on financial engineering, government intervention and private sector negotiation …

Where there was a settled political geography of state power and responsibilities, the remarkable growth of global … finance has put enormous pressure on national economic, political and social institutions. Furthermore, the looming crisis … of stakeholder capitalism is changing rapidly, at least in the sphere of large firms and global finance. …

information and communication technology who proclaim the end of geography. However, my argument sits uncomfortably with those who … services industry: locational advantage and product complementarities', Journal of Economic Geography, 2(4), 433 …

, which are rich in capital assets and that are held hostage by their history and geography. Exit is treated as a sequence of … the evolving world of corporate finance, corporate governance and capital specificity. These are important matters for … economic geography. …

shortfall in the United Kingdom: the private finance initiative and government policy', Political Geography, 18(3), 341 …, the Private Finance Initiative (PFI) is very important for the government's plans to make up the shortfall. Although …

Much of the academic finance literature has been devoted to theoretical principles concerning portfolio design, the … fundamentals of firm structure, entry and exit from the industry, and spatial and industrial concentration. But finance is also a …-time data services. Finance has become a media event, with its breathless reporters and star anchorpersons more often …

firms, are used to suggest that the geography of finance remains a vital component of global investment strategies, an … geography of global finance: ownership concentration and stock-price volatility in German firms and regions', Annals of the …For some, global finance is ubiquitous. The growth of advanced electronic communications combined with computer …