Translating Modern Greek poetry of the 2008 financial crisis by Philippou, E

“…Since Greece’s 2008 economic collapse, four poetry anthologies on the financial crisis have been published. …”

Can taxes tame the banks? evidence from the European bank levies by Devereux, M, Johannesen, N, Vella, J

“…Following the 2007-2008 financial crisis, a large number of countries introduced levies on bank borrowing intended to reduce risk in the financial sector. …”

Emptiness and its futures: staying and leaving as tactics of life in Latvia by Dzenovska, D

“…This emptying is the result of post-Soviet deindustrialization and large-scale outmigration, enabled by EU accession and exacerbated by the 2008 financial crisis. It is accompanied by lack of political protest, leading many to conclude that migration hinders political mobilization. …”

Living on the edge: precariousness and why it matters for health. by McKee, M, Reeves, A, Clair, A, Stuckler, D

“…The withdrawal of the state further accelerated after the 2008 financial crisis, as countries began pursuing deep austerity. …”

The dehybridization of social enterprises by Plesa, M

“…The third paper draws on the same dataset and examines how three exogenous shocks (2007-2008 Financial Crisis, Brexit Vote, and Covid-19 Lockdown) affected the management of hybrid tensions in social enterprises.…”

Encountering Berlant part two: cruel and other optimisms by Anderson, B, Awal, A, Cockayne, D, Greenhough, B, Linz, J, Mazumdar, A, Nassar, A, Pettit, H, Roe, EJ, Ruez, D, Landa, MS, Secor, A, Williams, A

“…Geographers and others have found in the concept a way of understanding the intersection between affective and political economies in the crisis-present following the 2008 financial crisis. Together with Berlant's linked concepts such as ‘crisis ordinariness’ and ‘impasse’, cruel optimism has offered a way of understanding why detachment can be so difficult and how damaging conditions endure. …”

Migration and development by de Haas, H, Vezzoli, S

“…In light of this evidence, it would be naïve to expect the 2008 financial crisis to cause a fundamental shift in migration trends because political-economic conditions fuelling migration have remained unaltered. …”

Migration and development: lessons from the Mexico-US and Morocco-EU experiences by de Haas, H, Vezzoli, S

“…In light of this evidence, it would be naïve to expect the 2008 financial crisis to cause a fundamental shift in migration trends because political-economic conditions fuelling migration have remained unaltered. …”

Post-Keynesian financial spaces, places, and flows: geographies of finance and financial crisis by Kreston, N

“…This dissertation is a reaction to the public policy failures that culminated in, prolonged, and exacerbated the 2008 financial crisis in the United States. Between the winter of 2007 and the summer of 2009, the US private economy contracted severely. …”

Corporate investment and the role of expected profitability: a re-examination by Panidha, R

“…For the subsample of firms with less volatile stock market valuations, we find significant cash flow sensitivity for periods up to 2007, but no significant cash flow sensitivity for periods after the 2008 financial crisis.</p>…”

Polanyi, China and the environmental impasse: unconscious retrogression and conscious advance by Alcock, R

“…<p>This thesis re-examines core concepts of Polanyian thought in order to evaluate the contemporary value of Polanyian theory. Since the 2008 financial crisis there has been an increased focus on Polanyi’s double movement and countermovement concepts to help explain the fallout of 2008. …”

Challenges to JCC Pricing in Asian LNG Markets by Rogers, H, Stern, J

“…North America and the UK entered the 2000s with liberalised markets and after many years of pro-competition EU regulatory initiatives, the dominance of oil-indexation in continental Europe began to wane in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis. In 2013 a combination of base price reductions and rebates brought Russian long term contract prices in competitive markets close to hub levels.…”

Crisis, credibility, and corruption: how ideas and institutions shape government behaviour in India by Baloch, B

“…From the American Gilded Age to global demonstrations in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, these movements seek to combat malfeasance in government and improve accountability. …”

Placing the production of investment returns: an economic geography of asset management in public pension plans by Urban, MA

“…<p>Traditionally, asset owners such as pension funds and sovereign wealth funds have relied almost exclusively on financial intermediaries to invest their assets. However, since the 2008 financial crisis the idea of bypassing the industry by insourcing investment functions has gained momentum amongst practitioners and academics alike. …”

Essays in applied macroeconomics: dynamic effects of monetary and financial shocks by Stenner, N

“…The decline in the NRI over 1984 to 2016 has predominantly been associated with a persistent decline in the relative price of capital in the US and an increase in population growth in the UK. Since the 2007--2008 financial crisis, the 1.5-2 percentage point fall in the NRI in both economies was largely associated with a decline in productivity growth and heightened economic uncertainty.…”