The policing of Black debt: how the municipal bond market regulates the right to water

Phinney, Sawyer

doi:10.1080/02723638.2022.2107257

Urban Geography

2022

DOI: 10.1080/02723638.2022.2107257

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The policing of Black debt: how the municipal bond market regulates the right to water

Sawyer Phinney

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“… 87. Some examples include Jefferson County, Alabama (Ponder, 2017; Howell-Moroney and Hall, 2011); Baltimore, Maryland (Phinney, 2022); St. Louis, Missouri (Phinney, 2022); Jackson, Mississippi (Ponder, 2021); Detroit, Michigan (Ponder, 2021; Ponder and Omstedt, 2022; Phinney, 2018); Puerto Rico (Ponder, 2022; Villanueva et al, 2018). …”

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The proliferation of municipal green bonds in Africa and Latin America: the need for a climate justice approach

Herrera

2024

Environment and Urbanization

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This paper utilizes a climate justice perspective to examine municipal green bonds (MGBs), a green-labelled debt instrument issued by subnational governmental entities, such as municipalities or cities, that determines financial, social and environmental redistributions in the context of climate change. This analysis focuses on the origins and financial construction of MGBs as the “descendant” of US municipal bonds and provides data on their recent diffusion in Africa and Latin America. It then draws connections with the lessons learned from critical analyses of US municipal bonds. The case study section explores one wastewater MGB of San Francisco (California) and creates material and theoretical connections with MGBs issued to finance water infrastructure in Mexico City (Mexico) and Cape Town (South Africa). The article concludes that the analysis and implementation of municipal green bonds needs a climate justice approach in order to recognize and address the production and reproduction of climate injustices.

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The proliferation of municipal green bonds in Africa and Latin America: the need for a climate justice approach

Herrera

2024

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Opportunities, tradeoffs, and caveats for private sector involvement in US floodplain buyout programs

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Monast

2023

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Negotiating infrastructural citizenship beyond the state: philanthropy, non-profit organizations, and the Flint Water Crisis

Heil

2023

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The policing of Black debt: how the municipal bond market regulates the right to water

Cited by 12 publications

References 38 publications

The proliferation of municipal green bonds in Africa and Latin America: the need for a climate justice approach

The proliferation of municipal green bonds in Africa and Latin America: the need for a climate justice approach

Opportunities, tradeoffs, and caveats for private sector involvement in US floodplain buyout programs

Negotiating infrastructural citizenship beyond the state: philanthropy, non-profit organizations, and the Flint Water Crisis

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