The dark side of NY-LON: Financial centres and the global financial crisis by Wojcik, D

Stock Market Trading in Space and Time: Information and HSBC Share Prices in New York, London and Hong Kong, 2006-2009. by Wójcik, D

The Role of Proximity in Secondary Markets. by Wójcik, D

Geography and future of stock exchanges: between real and virtual space. by Wójcik, D

Where governance fails: Advanced business services and the offshore world by Wojcik, D

The Länder are the Building Blocks of the German Capital Market. by Wójcik, D

Revolution in the Stock Exchange Industry: Two-Sided Platforms, Battle for Liquidity, and Financial Centres. by Wójcik, D

Finance at the crossroads: Geographies of the financial crisis and its implications. by Wójcik, D

Corporate governance. by Wójcik, D

Securitisation and its Footprint: The Rise of the U.S. Securities Industry Centres 1998-2007. by Wójcik, D

Innovation and stock markets: international evidence on manufacturing and services. by Wójcik, D

Do Stock Markets Represent Economies? by Wójcik, D

Cross‐border corporate ownership and capital market integration in Europe: evidence from portfolio and industrial holdings. by Wójcik, D

Convergence in corporate governance: evidence from Europe and the challenge for economic geography. by Wójcik, D

Financial Centre Bias: Another Puzzling Anomaly in the IPO Market? by Wójcik, D

Financial geography I: exploring FinTech – maps and concepts by Wójcik, D

Financial geography II: the impacts of FinTech - financial sector and centres, regulation and stability, inclusion and governance by Wojcik, D

The International Finance Index and its Derivatives. by Wójcik, D

Financial geography III: Research strategies, designs, methods and data by Wójcik, D

The end of investment bank capitalism? An economic geography of financial jobs and power by Wojcik, D