FinGeo Doctoral Dissertation Prize 2020

FinGeo is proud to announce that the 2020 FinGeo Doctoral Dissertation Prize has been awarded to an excellent applicant:

Vincent Guermond (Queen Mary University of London)
for his dissertation entitled
“Contesting new ‘development frontiers’:
The uneven financial incorporation of remittance flows and households in Senegal and Ghana”

FinGeo Doctoral Dissertation Prize 2019

FinGeo is proud to announce that the 2019 FinGeo Doctoral Dissertation Prize has been awarded to an excellent applicant:

Vladimir Pazitka (University of Oxford) for his dissertation entitled
“Financial centres in global financial networks: A quantitative analysis of investment banking deals”

FinGeo Doctoral Dissertation Prize 2018

FinGeo is proud to announce that the 2018 FinGeo Doctoral Dissertation Prize has been awarded to two excellent applicants:
Mirjam Buedenbender (KU Leuven) for her dissertation entitled
“New Spaces of Capital: The Real estate/Financial Complex in Russia and Poland”
&
Emily Rosenman (University of British Columbia), for her dissertation entitled “
The Spaces of Social Finance: Poverty Regulation through the ‘Invisible Heart’ of Markets”.
 Each of them has been awarded prize money of 250 euro sponsored by EUFINGEO (Vrije Universiteit Brussels) and the invitation to hold an Early Career Keynote at one of our forthcoming FinGeo-sponsored events.

FinGeo Doctoral Dissertation Prize 2017

FinGeo is proud to announce that the First FinGeo Doctoral Dissertation Prize (2017) has been awarded to two excellent applicants:

Gareth Bryant (The University of Sydney) for his dissertation entitled “Carbon Markets and the Production of Climate Change: Appropriating, Commodifying and Capitalising Nature”

&

Cesare Di Feliciantonio (Sapienza University Rome & KU Leuven), for his dissertation entitled “Reversing Neoliberal Subjectification: The Re-emergence of Social Movements around Housing and Real Estate in the Metropolitan Areas of Rome and Barcelona”.

The FinGeo reading committee was excited to see that the both of the candidates scored equally excellent on the evaluation criteria and overall made a comparable and very valuable contribution to the emerging field of financial geography. Each of them has been awarded prize money of 250 euro sponsored by EUFINGEO (Vrije Universiteit Brussels) and the invitation to hold an Early Career Keynote at one of our forthcoming FinGeo-sponsored events.

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