W. Nathan Green

Geography @NUSingapore | political ecology | debt | financialization | agrarian change | "development" | Southeast Asia | Cambodia

[W. Nathan Green @WNathanGreen1]

It has been great to be a participant in the 11th Summer Institute in Economic Geography, hosted at @NUSgeog in Singapore!

[Jamie Peck @outtaKimbo]

together for the 11th Summer Institute in Economic Geography, Singapore

[W. Nathan Green @WNathanGreen1]

Happy to share this new article written with my PhD student, Rosa Yi, about the impact of #Covid-19 on translocal migrant households in #Cambodia, published in @RGS_IBG's journal Area. https://t.co/PR0um87StC

[W. Nathan Green @WNathanGreen1]

Pleased to share this new article with @Ian_G_Baird, comparing the history and outcomes of rural credit systems in #Thailand and #Cambodia, helping to contribute to debates about #financialization, #indebtedness, and #development. Msg me for full text.
https://t.co/GYjSvJGTk3

[EPA: Economy and Space @economyandspace]

OnlineFirst - "The anti-politics of impact investment: Financial self-regulation, market competition and over-indebtedness in Cambodia" by @WNathanGreen1:

#impactinvestment #debt #financialization #neoliberalgovernance #Cambodia

https://t.co/Ijy95AaYG7

[W. Nathan Green @WNathanGreen1]

I am pleased to share a new article just out in @economyandspace titled "The Anti-Politics of Impact Investment," based on my research about #microfinance in #Cambodia. Please message me if you'd like me to share the paper. https://t.co/x9j6WyLLGk

[W. Nathan Green @WNathanGreen1]

Pleased to share my new article in Transactions of @RGS_IBG about agrarian financial ecologies in #Cambodia, which centers land and labor in geographies of debt to better understand how debt drives land dispossession in the countryside. https://t.co/TzHMadVlcs

[W. Nathan Green @WNathanGreen1]

Pleased to share our new article published in @NUSgeog's Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography, part of a special section edited by @ts_oakes and @dtbyler that came out of their Third China Made Workshop held at @nus_ari in 2021! https://t.co/mTRCNa8Nno

[W. Nathan Green @WNathanGreen1]

Very excited to be a part of this paper on #microfinance, #debt, climate precarity, and depletion in #Cambodia.

Thanks for all the hard work @VincentGuermond, @K_Brickell, @nith1989, @lauriefdparsons, and many others!

[Vincent Guermond @VincentGuermond]

New open access paper out in @antipodeonline – on the 'green' microfinance agenda and how it contributes to exacerbating climate precarity and harm for many.

We try to connect literatures on social reproduction, depletion, and climate change adaptation.

https://t.co/77i1M7COxj

[W. Nathan Green @WNathanGreen1]

Happy to share our new article, which argues that Cambodia's banking and microfinance sector depends on many clients who juggle informal debt to repay their loans--a general characteristic of formal financial markets that lend to precarious households. https://t.co/0VHsfvrAS0

[Miles Kenney-Lazar (@mklaz.bsky.social) @milesklazar]

Developing a paper related to sustainability and capitalism? Submit your abstract to be part of a special issue proposal organized by @WNathanGreen1 and myself for Geoforum

Check out our attached proposal

Abstracts due June 15th to us at [email protected] and [email protected]

[W. Nathan Green @WNathanGreen1]

Very excited to see this new edition come out, with fantastic updates and new chapters. Oh yah, Chris McMorran and I have a chapter on participant observation in it too! Many thanks to editors, @geomeg, Nick, and Tom!

[W. Nathan Green @WNathanGreen1]

@SoksamphoasIm @Stanford @StanfordSAPARC @NUSingapore @nus_ari @ISEAS Great news! Get in touch when you’re at NUS!

[Miles Kenney-Lazar (@mklaz.bsky.social) @milesklazar]

@WNathanGreen1 and I are still buzzing from the critical discussion on sustainability capitalism @theAAG @CAPE_AAG

Thank you to the star presenters for sharing their fascinating work @Matthuber78 @EconGeo @kmcafeecal @LeighJohnsonGeo @kimberleyanh @EwanRobinson …. (1/2)

[W. Nathan Green @WNathanGreen1]

@LaurenGifford Prof David Taylor in our geography department at NUS has a large project about this topic in Asia right now.

[W. Nathan Green @WNathanGreen1]

Check out next week's 4-part session on Sustainability Capitalism at #AAG2023 to hear these fantastic speakers! @EconGeo @LeighJohnsonGeo @Matthuber78 @kmcafeecal @kimberleyanh @milesklazar @EwanRobinson @jessicaadempsey @ConchurMaonaigh @OlieCarter @goforbroque @emmaloizeaux

[W. Nathan Green @WNathanGreen1]

Happy to share this CFP, "The Invisible Heart of the Invisible Hand? Impact Investing for Sustainable Development," for the RGS-IBG annual conference, with @EmmaMawdsley.

Send us your abstract if you want to be part of a critical discussion on development and financialization!

[Vincent Guermond @VincentGuermond]

RGS session CfP on 'Race and everyday finance', with @nith1989, @MayaGoodfellow and @RafeefZiadah.

We would love to receive abstracts for our session on the colonial legacies and racialised features and outcomes of everyday finance in the context of international dvpt.

[W. Nathan Green @WNathanGreen1]

@BernardsNick Interesting take @BernardsNick ! Reminds me of Dick Bryan et al.'s essay on risk and value: https://t.co/QQfkc8frus

[W. Nathan Green @WNathanGreen1]

Fascinating new piece on the political history of geoeconomics in Transactions of @RGS_IBG by my colleagues James Sidaway and Felix Mallin. https://t.co/6z2yrUazMb

[W. Nathan Green @WNathanGreen1]

Pleased to shared a new @antipodeonline article about the monetary politics of #debt in #Cambodia! May be of interest to anyone critical of financialization and development. https://t.co/IF4C8fZPTs