(Apologies for cross-posting) Dear colleagues We are pleased to invite you to submit your abstracts to *The Handbook on Financialization and Space* (To be published mid-2025 by Edward Elgar Publishing). The Handbook aims to map, explain and theorize how capital markets extend to various types of spaces and reflect on the economic, social, political, and environmental inequalities that ensue. In the past decade, scholars in geography have shown significant interest in the interplay between financial markets and the production and functioning of spaces. These studies, dispersed across different subfields (including urban, rural, environmental, and infrastructure studies), investigate the effects of financialization on both built and natural environments worldwide. They shed light on how finance influences spatial transformations in domains as diverse as office complexes, farmlands, forests, hospitals, mines, airports, water bodies, or wind resources. However, the existing literature falls short of providing an integrated and systematic exploration of financialized capitalist geographies. The Handbook will foster a collective dialogue among scholars (including early career academics) that transcends disciplinary boundaries and will draw upon various scholarly traditions to achieve this goal. By addressing cross-cutting questions, exploring the different actors involved, and considering global and local phenomena, the Handbook will offer a comprehensive framework for students, scholars, activists, and public officials. Details of the Call for Chapters and submission procedure can be found at this link: <http://goog_760220703> https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NsPQQStp3tJtBxcysUnk3XRvVt-7okuj/view?usp=sharing Abstracts will be accepted online through this form *not later than September 25th, 2023*: https://forms.gle/T3LBcb9dabMFXbJr5 We thank you for your interest in this call for chapters and invite you to circulate it to whoever might be interested. Best regards, The Editors Ludovic Halbert Lucia Shimbo Ivana Socoloff