This author explores the marketization of different areas of socio-ecological life, with a current focus on climate/energy and education policy. His work delves into the nature and consequences of market forces penetrating domains previously outside their scope. He examines how these processes impact our society and environment. His approach is analytical, focusing on a deeper understanding of the complex relationships between economics and society.
This book develops an expansive definition of climate finance and a critical framework for analysing its political economy. The authors highlight the diversity, scale and contradictions of climate finance entanglements – from funding renewable energy, putting a price on carbon, responsible investing and financialising resilience.