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Sian SullivanProfessor of Environment and Culture, Bath Spa UniversityVerified email at bathspa.ac.uk
Aurora FredriksenThe University of ManchesterVerified email at manchester.ac.uk
Sam HickeyProfessor of Politics and Development, GDI, University of ManchesterVerified email at manchester.ac.uk
Kathleen DigaProject Coordinator at APCVerified email at apc.org
Dan BrockingtonUniversitat Autònoma de BarcelonaVerified email at uab.cat
Andrew Emmanuel OkemInternational Water Management InstituteVerified email at ukzn.ac.za
Siyabonga P. NtombelaDoctoral Student of Development Studies, UKZN HowardVerified email at stu.ukzn.ac.za
Graham HarrisonAssociate Professor of International Political EconomyVerified email at durham.ac.uk
Benjamin LeffelUniversity of Nevada, Las Vegas, School of Public Policy and LeadershipVerified email at unlv.edu
Jim IgoeUniversity of Virginia, Department of AnthropologyVerified email at virginia.edu
Patrick BondDistinguished Professor of Sociology, Centre for Social Change, Univ. of JohannesburgVerified email at uj.ac.za
Elisa GrecoReview of African Political EconomyVerified email at leeds.ac.uk
Mvuselelo NgcoyaUniversity of KwaZulu-NatalVerified email at ukzn.ac.za
Tamra L Gilbertson, PhDLecturer University of Tennessee & The New SchoolVerified email at vols.utk.edu
Michael K. DorseyFormer Senior Program Officer, Nat'l Academy of Sciences; Dartmouth (03-12); Wesleyan (12-13).Verified email at professordorsey.com
Leah TemperMcGill University, ICTA-UAB, www.ejatlas.orgVerified email at e-campus.uab.cat
Njuguna Ng'etheAssociate Professor of Development Studies, University of NairobiVerified email at uonbi.ac.ke
Maud BorieKing's College LondonVerified email at kcl.ac.uk
Bram BüscherSociology of Development and Change, Wageningen University, The NetherlandsVerified email at wur.nl
Kemist ShumbaUniversity of KwaZulu-NatalVerified email at ukzn.ac.za

Sarah Bracking

Department of Geography, King's College London

Verified email at kcl.ac.uk

climate finance financialisation African political economy power and corruption economic justice


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Exploring the politics of chronic poverty: from representation to a politics of justice? S Hickey, S Bracking World Development 33 (6), 851-865, 2005	249	2005
International IDEA handbook on democracy assessment I Kearton, S Bracking, S Weir, D Beetham BRILL, 2021	186	2021
Remittances, poverty reduction and the informalisation of household wellbeing in Zimbabwe. S Bracking, L Sachikonye GPRG, 2006	146	2006
Sending money home: are remittances always beneficial to those who stay behind? S Bracking Journal of International Development: The Journal of the Development Studies …, 2003	137	2003
Performativity in the Green Economy: How far does climate finance create a fictive economy? S Bracking The Green Economy in the Global South 1, 2017	134	2017
Corruption and Development: The Anti-corruption Campaigns S Bracking Palgrave Macmillan, 2007	134*	2007
Routledge encyclopedia of international political economy RJB Jones Routledge, 2002	131	2002
The anti‐politics of climate finance: the creation and performativity of the green climate fund S Bracking Antipode 47 (2), 281-302, 2015	126	2015
Financialisation, climate finance, and the calculative challenges of managing environmental change S Bracking Antipode 51 (3), 709-729, 2019	115	2019
Development denied: Autocratic militarism in post-election Zimbabwe S Bracking Review of African Political Economy 32 (104-105), 341-357, 2005	110	2005
Climate finance governance: Fit for purpose? S Bracking, B Leffel Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Climate Change 12 (4), e709, 2021	100	2021
Money and power: great predators in the political economy of development S Bracking Pluto Press, 2009	100	2009
The political economy of chronic poverty S Bracking Available at SSRN 1754446, 2003	99	2003
Migrant remittances and household wellbeing in urban Zimbabwe S Bracking, L Sachikonye International Migration 48 (5), 203-227, 2010	87	2010
How do investors value environmental harm/care? Private equity funds, development finance institutions and the partial financialization of nature‐based industries S Bracking Development and Change 43 (1), 271-293, 2012	82	2012
Political development and corruption: Why ‘right here, right now!’? S Bracking Corruption and development: The anti-corruption campaigns, 3-27, 2007	70	2007
Structural adjustment: why it wasn't necessary & why it did work S Bracking Review of African Political Economy 26 (80), 207-226, 1999	64	1999
The Financialisation of Power: How financiers rule Africa S Bracking Routledge, 2016	63	2016
Africa, imperialism & new forms of accumulation S Bracking, G Harrison Review of African Political Economy 30 (95), 5-10, 2003	61	2003
Political economies of corruption beyond liberalism: An interpretative view of Zimbabwe SL Bracking Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography 30 (1), 35-51, 2009	45	2009

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