Mads Barbesgaard

Political economy in geographic research : Institutionalist versus Marxist approaches

Ilia Farahani, Mads Barbesgaard, Jostein Jakobsen
(2025)
Conference paper: abstract

How to turn over an egg: Rethinking the temporality of global value chains amidst emerging infectious diseases

Jostein Jakobsen, Mads Barbesgaard, Mariel Aguilar-Støen
(2025) Environment & Planning A
Journal article

The Class Dynamics of Ocean Grabbing : Who Are the ‘Fisher Peoples’?

Mads Barbesgaard
(2025) Journal of Agrarian Change, 25
Journal article

Providing students with a compass to navigate: teaching political economy to human geography students

Ilia Farahani, Mads Barbesgaard
(2025) Journal of Geography in Higher Education , p.1-10
Journal article

The Invisible Sand: Unpacking Metabolic Flows and Earthly Entanglements in Extended Urbanization

Anders Lund Hansen, Mads Barbesgaard, Muriel Côte, Louise Fabian, Yahia Mahmoud, et al.
(2025) Rethinking Marxism, 37
Journal article

Turnover time in the pandemic era: : industrial poultry, avian influenza and capitalist strategies

Jostein Jakobsen, Mads Barbesgaard, Mariel Aguilar-Støen
(2025) Journal of Peasant Studies
Journal article

Beyond Contracts : Supply Chains and Dynamics of Incorporation Among Classes of Capital in the Aftermath of Global Outbreaks of Avian Flu

Jostein Jakobsen, Mads Barbesgaard, Mariel Aguilar-Støen
(2025) Journal of Agrarian Change
Journal article

Dangerous Liaisons : Unveiling the Co-Constitution of Emerging Infectious Diseases and Industrial Meat Production

Mariel Aguilar-Støen, Jostein Jakobsen, Mads Barbesgaard, Rebecca Leigh Rutt, Ada Eldevik-Stjernqvist
(2025) Antipode, 57 p.1320-1341
Journal article

Political economy versus political Economy: bringing back classical political economy into geographic research

Ilia Farahani, Mads Barbesgaard, Peter Dau, Jostein Jakobsen
(2024)
Conference paper: abstract

"Blood on the floor": The nickel commodity frontier and inter-capitalist competition under green extractivism

Mads Barbesgaard, Andy Whitmore
(2024) Journal of Political Ecology, 31 p.567-585
Journal article

A geopolitical-economy of distant waterfisheries access arrangements

Liam Campling, Elizabeth Havice, John Virdin, Gabrielle Carmine, Mialy Andriamahefazafy, et al.
(2024) npj Ocean Sustainability
Journal article

Oceans : The new economic frontier?

Mads Barbesgaard
(2023) Handbook on International Development and the Environment , p.137-153
Book chapter

Smoke and Minerals: How the mining industry plans to profit from the energy transition

Mads Barbesgaard, Andy Whitmore
(2022)
Report

Capitalism and the Sea: The Maritime Factor in the Making of the Modern World Liam Campling & Alejandro Coles, London & New York: Verso. 2021. pp. xiv + 418 £20/$29.95 (hardcover). ISBN: 9781784785239

Mads Barbesgaard
(2022) Journal of Agrarian Change, 22 p.880-886
Review

The politics of Myanmar’s agrarian transformation

Doi Ra, Sai Sam Kham, Mads Barbesgaard, Jennifer C. Franco, Pietje Vervest
(2021) Journal of Peasant Studies, 48 p.463-475
Journal article (comment)

Awash with contradiction : Capital, ocean space and the logics of the Blue Economy Paradigm

Felix Mallin, Mads Barbesgaard
(2020) Geoforum, 113 p.121-132
Journal article

The Blue Fix : What's driving blue growth?

Zoe W. Brent, Mads Barbesgaard, Carsten Pedersen
(2020) Sustainability Science , p.31-43
Journal article review

Ocean and land control-grabbing : The political economy of landscape transformation in Northern Tanintharyi, Myanmar

Mads Barbesgaard
(2019) Journal of Rural Studies, 69 p.195-203
Journal article

In oceans we trust : Conservation, philanthropy, and the political economy of the Phoenix Islands Protected Area

Marc–Andrej Felix Mallin, Dennis C. Stolz, Benjamin S. Thompson, Mads Barbesgaard
(2019) Marine Policy, 107
Journal article

Landscapes of Dispossession : The Production of Space in Northern Tanintharyi, Myanmar

Mads Barbesgaard
(2019)
Dissertation

Blue growth : savior or ocean grabbing?

Mads Barbesgaard
(2018) Journal of Peasant Studies, 45 p.130-149
Journal article

The Tragedy of the Commodity: Oceans, Fisheries and Aquaculture, by Stefano B. Longo, Rebecca Clausen and Brett Clark. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press. 2015. Pp. xiii + 274. $29.95 (pb). ISBN: 978-0-8135-6578-1

Mads Barbesgaard
(2016) Journal of Agrarian Change, 16 p.501-503
Review

Blue Carbon: Ocean grabbing in Disguise?

Mads Barbesgaard
(2016)
Report

Blue growth: saviour or ocean grabbing?

Mads Barbesgaard
(2016)
Conference paper