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Financializing urban governance: cities, capital markets and property tax liens
This dissertation investigates the growing integration between global capital markets and municipal finance. In the United States, financial activities make up an increasingly large proportion of overall economic activity, an expansion which is often referred to as financialization. One of the prima
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