Benceković, S. (2020) Peripheral financialization in the context of transition economies: The case of foreign banks in the post-socialist Croatia. Paper for the Postgraduate IARCEES (Irish Association for Russian, Central and Eastern European Studies) Workshop ‘Central and Eastern Europe: Past, Present and Future‘. Limerick, Ireland, 28 February 2020. | PDF
Bobek, A. (2019) Subordinated financialisation? The role of financial investment, credit and debt in everyday lives of households in East-Central Europe. GEOFIN Seminar on “Financialisation”. Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland, 19 September 2019. | PDF
Mikuš, M. (2019) State financialisation in Croatia: Preliminary Findings of an interview-based case study. GEOFIN Seminar on “Financialisation”. Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland, 19 September 2019. | PDF
Bobek, A. (2019) ‘Subordinated financialisation’? The role of credit and debt in everyday lives of households in East and Central Europe. Paper for the 17th Polish Sociological Association Congress: ‘Me? Us? Them? Subjectivity and Belonging’. Special Stream: Economic Sociology Thematic Group: ‘Moral Meanings of Money and Consumption’. Wroclaw, Poland, 11-14 September 2019. | PDF
Mikuš, M. (2019) Financialization of the state: preliminary analysis for Croatia. 30th Economics Workshop of the Croatian National Bank, Zagreb, 6 June 2019. (Original Croatian title: Financijalizacije države: preliminarna analiza za Hrvatsku) | PDF| Blog
Sokol, M. (2019) Financial Networks and Urban Networks in the International Division of Labour: A ‘Financial Chains’ Perspective. Paper for the 6th FinGeo Global Seminar (Geography, Finance and Uneven Development). Special panel session: Financial Networks and Urban Networks in the International Division of Labour. University of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, 15-17 May 2019. | PDF
Sokol, M. (2019) Networks of ‘Financial Chains’: Linking Finance, Geography and Uneven Development. Paper for the 6th FinGeo Global Seminar (Geography, Finance and Uneven Development), Special session: Finance and uneven development in Eastern Europe. University of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, 15-17 May 2019. | PDF
Dal Maso, G. and Sokol, M. (2019) Western European Banking Groups in East-Central Europe: A Preliminary Overview. Paper for the 6th FinGeo Global Seminar (Geography, Finance and Uneven Development). Special session: Finance and uneven development in Eastern Europe. University of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, 15-17 May 2019. | PDF | Blog
Mikuš, M. (2019) Public debt, capital flows and financialization of the state in East-Central Europe. Paper for the 6th FinGeo Global Seminar. University of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, 15–17 May. | PDF| Blog
Rodik, P. (2019) Chaining Households to Financial Markets: Micro-level Interest-Bearing Strategies of Western Banks in Croatia. Paper for the 6th FinGeo Global Seminar (Geography, Finance and Uneven Development). Special session: Finance and uneven development in Eastern Europe. University of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, 15-17 May 2019. | PDF| Blog
Mikuš, M. (2019) Moral economies of housing in post–credit boom Croatia (and Hungary): disentangling core-periphery relations, national trajectories, and class. Workshop on “Moral Dimensions of Economic Life in Eastern Europe, Russia, and Eurasia”. St Antony’s College. Oxford, UK, 20–21 March 2019. | PDF| Blog
Mikuš, M. (2018) Flows and chains, integration and fragmentation: politics of space and the boom-and-bust cycle of household lending in Croatia. Workshop on “Household and Personal Debt: International Perspectives”. London School of Economics, UK, 11 December 2019.
Dal Maso, G. and Sokol, M. (2018) Western Banks in post-socialist East-Central Europe: Towards new perspectives on financialisation. Paper for the Finance & Society Network “Futures of Finance and Society” Conference. University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK, 6-7 December 2018. | PDF
Bencekovic, S. (2018) Finance and financialisation in the context of ‘transition economies’: West-European banking groups in Croatia. Paper for the 9th Annual Conference in Political Economy (IIPPE – International Initiative for Promoting Political Economy). Pula, Croatia, 12-14 September 2018.
Sokol, M. (2018) Financial chains and new geographies of financialisation in East-Central Europe. Paper for the Fifth Global Conference on Economic Geography (GCEG), Specialist session on: Finance and financialisation in post-socialist Central and Eastern Europe. University of Cologne, Cologne, Germany, 24-28 July 2018. | PDF
Mikuš, M. (2018) Debt collection innovators or extortionists? Foreign debt collection agencies and household financialization in Croatia. Paper for the 5th Global Conference on Economic Geography (GCEG), Specialist session on: Finance and financialisation in post-socialist Central and Eastern Europe. University of Cologne, Germany, 24–28 July 2018.
Dal Maso, G. (2018) Financialisation of Western banks in Central and Eastern Europe. Paper for the Fifth Global Conference on Economic Geography (GCEG), Specialist session on: Finance and financialisation in post-socialist Central and Eastern Europe. University of Cologne, Cologne, Germany, 24-28 July 2018.
Bencekovic, S. (2018) Geographies of finance and financialisation in East-European periphery: Preliminary reflections on subnational banking strategies in post-socialist Croatia. Paper for the Fifth Global Conference on Economic Geography (GCEG), Specialist session on: Finance and financialisation in post-socialist Central and Eastern Europe. University of Cologne, Cologne, Germany, 24-28 July 2018. | PDF
Sokol, M. (2018) Financialisation of housing in the European ‘semi-periphery’: A ‘financial chains’ approach. Paper for the “The financialization of housing in the semi-periphery” Workshop. Central European University (CEU), Budapest, Hungary, 20-22 July 2018. | PDF
Bencekovic, S. (2018) Housing and finance in the context of the European ‘semi-periphery’: transformation of banking strategies in two decades of Croatian transition. Paper for the “The financialization of housing in the semi-periphery” Workshop. Central European University (CEU), Budapest, Hungary, 20-22 July 2018. | PDF
Benceković, S. (2018) “Danke Deutschland”: Western banks and financial capital in the post-socialist Croatia. Paper for the TCD Geography Postgraduate Symposium. Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, 16 May 2018. | PDF
Dal Maso, G. (2018) Western banks in Central and Eastern Europe as drivers of housing financialization. Paper for the “The financialization of housing in the semi-periphery” Workshop. Central European University (CEU), Budapest, Hungary, 20-22 July 2018.
Mikuš, M. (2018) Contestations of household financialization in Croatia (and Hungary): disentangling semi-peripherality, national politics and movement trajectories. Paper for the “The financialization of housing in the semi-periphery” Workshop. Central European University (CEU), Budapest, Hungary, 20-22 July 2018.
Sokol, M. (2018) New Spaces of Financialisation: Financial Chains in East-Central Europe. Paper for the Fifth FinGeo Global Seminar “European Spaces of Financialization”, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Brussels, Belgium, 28-29 May 2018. | PDF
Sokol, M. (2018) GEOFIN – Western Banks in Eastern Europe: New Geographies of Financialisation. Poster presentation for the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers (AAG), New Orleans, USA, 10-14 April 2018. | Infographics
Sokol, M. (2017) Financial chains: a good idea? Paper for the Financial Geography Lab 2017 (Forschungswerkstatt Finanzgeographie), Frankfurt School of Finance & Management, Frankfurt, Germany, 9th-10th November 2017. | PDF
Sokol, M. (2017) Financialising Eastern Europe: A Financial Chains Approach. Paper for the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers (AAG) – Specialist session: ‘European Financial Geographies in Flux: The Changing Urban Geographies of the Advanced Producer Service Complex’, Boston, USA, 5-9 April, 2017.
Sokol, M. (2017) New Geographies of Financialisation. Guest lecture for the Katholische Universität Eichstätt-Ingolstadt, KU International Lecture Series: “Space – Society – Economy”, Theme: “Glocal Transformations”. Eichstätt, Germany, 1st February 2017.
