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Assetization: A technoscientific or financial phenomenon? by Golka, Philipp

“…Abstract Finance and financialization have dominated scholarship on capitalism and society for the past decade. Although scholars noted early on that the…”
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Towards a public sustainable finance paradigm for the green transition by Golka, Philipp, Murau, Steffen, Thie, Jan-Erik

“…Abstract Sustainable finance is often discussed as a solution to the climate crisis, but its impacts are limited and its discourse focuses on mobilising…”
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Regulation from the inside? Internal supervision in Dutch pension funds by van der Zwan, Natascha, Golka, Philipp

“…Political economists have long acknowledged the importance of funded pensions acting as catalysts for processes of financialization. The transformation from…”
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Pyrrhic victories: the need for social status drives costly competitive behavior by van den Bos, Wouter, Golka, Philipp J M, Effelsberg, David, McClure, Samuel M

“…Competitive behavior is commonly defined as the decision to maximize one's payoffs relative to others. We argue instead that competitive drive derives from a…”
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The allure of finance: Social impact investing and the challenges of assetization in financialized capitalism by Golka, Philipp

“…Scholarship in sociology and political economy is increasingly engaging with assetization: how objects are turned into return-bearing assets. Although…”
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Epistemic gerrymandering: ESG, impact investing, and the financial governance of sustainability by Golka, Philipp

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Experts versus representatives? Financialised valuation and institutional change in financial governance by Golka, Philipp, van der Zwan, Natascha

“…Valuation devices and institutional change are key aspects of financialisation, but have been largely separated in the literature. This article explores the…”
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Financialization and assetization: Assets as sites of financial power struggles by Golka, Philipp, van der Zwan, Natascha, van der Heide, Arjen

“…Despite significant overlap, scholarship often distinguishes the concepts of financialization and assetization. While there are historical, ontological and…”
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