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Michael Samers

Professor of Economic and Urban Geography

University of Kentucky

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Geography

Michael Samers is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor of Economic and Urban Geography at University of Kentucky.

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Michael Samers

University of Kentucky

Professor of Economic and Urban Geography

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geography finance political science public policy islamic finance islamic banking geopolitics economic geography political geography neoliberalism migration studies urban politics spatial politics urban policy labor migration migration policy political economy political communication fintech foreign policy governance democratic theory critical theory urban geography democracy human resources hospitality management entrepreneurship historical geography spatial planning injustice islamic economics labor force trend changing workforce labor market integration internal migration mass immigration public welfare social geography cultural geography transnational mobility forced migration multiculturalism political theory class imbalances postcolonial political economy locating democracy finance meet neoliberalization mustafa dikec welfare policies matter immigrant entrepreneurship islamic housing finance financial labour markets twenty-first-century france national forms islamic financial architectures conventional rule regimes postcapitalist politics artificial intelligence international political economy urban economic development economics international migration

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Combinatory Approach to Understanding the Relationship Between Artificial Intelligence and Financial Labour Markets. Finance and Space (2024)

Michael SamersYujia He

artificial intelligencefinancial labour marketsfinance

Do Welfare Policies Matter for Immigrant Entrepreneurship? an Analysis in the Context of France. International Migration (2022)

Michael Samers

labor migrationwelfare policies matterimmigrant entrepreneurshipinternal migrationmass immigrationfrenchmigration studieshuman migrationsocial entrepreneurshipsocial inequalityentrepreneurshippublic welfareeconomicswelfarepublic policymigration policyinternational migration

Futurological Fodder: On Communicating the Relationship Between Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, and Employment. Space and Polity (2021)

Michael Samers

artificial intelligencecommunicationrobotics

The Priority of Injustice: Locating Democracy in Critical Theory. The AAG Review of Books (2020)

Michael SamersJoshua BarkanKirsi Pauliina KallioJennifer L. FluriClive Barnett

democracyinjusticedemocratic theorycritical theorypolitical sciencelocating democracy

The Regulation of Migration, Integration, and of Multiculturalism in Twenty-First-Century France. Springer eBooks (2020)

Michael Samers

frenchcultural diversitytwenty-first-century francemigration studieshuman migrationtransnational mobilityforced migrationmulticulturalismmigration policyinternational migration

Towards an Economic Geography of Fintech. Progress in Human Geography (2020)

Karen P.Y. LaiMichael Samers

geographyfintecheconomic geography

Unemployment and “Underclass”. International Encyclopedia of Geography (2017)

Michael Samers

unemploymentclass imbalancesgeographyeconomic inequalitysocioeconomic status

Conceptualising Islamic Banking and Finance in Malaysia and Singapore: Conventional Rule Regimes, National Forms of Governance, and Islamic Financial Architectures. SSRN Electronic Journal (2016)

Michael SamersKaren Lai

national formsislamic bankingislamic financial architecturesconventional rule regimesfinance

Conceptualizing Islamic Banking and Finance: A Comparison of Its Development and Governance in Malaysia and Singapore. The Pacific Review (2016)

Karen P. Y. LaiMichael Samers

governanceislamic bankingfinanceislamic finance

New Guest Worker Regimes?. IMISCOE research series (2015)

Michael Samers

workforce developmentlabor migrationlabor force trendhuman resourceshuman resource managementhospitality managementsociologymanagementpublic policychanging workforcelabor market integration

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Michael Samers

Professor of Economic and Urban Geography

University of Kentucky

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Geography

Michael Samers is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor of Economic and Urban Geography at University of Kentucky.

Honors

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Michael Samers

University of Kentucky

Professor of Economic and Urban Geography

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Combinatory Approach to Understanding the Relationship Between Artificial Intelligence and Financial Labour Markets. Finance and Space (2024)

Michael SamersYujia He

artificial intelligencefinancial labour marketsfinance

Do Welfare Policies Matter for Immigrant Entrepreneurship? an Analysis in the Context of France. International Migration (2022)

Michael Samers

Futurological Fodder: On Communicating the Relationship Between Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, and Employment. Space and Polity (2021)

Michael Samers

artificial intelligencecommunicationrobotics

The Priority of Injustice: Locating Democracy in Critical Theory. The AAG Review of Books (2020)

Michael SamersJoshua BarkanKirsi Pauliina KallioJennifer L. FluriClive Barnett

democracyinjusticedemocratic theorycritical theorypolitical sciencelocating democracy

The Regulation of Migration, Integration, and of Multiculturalism in Twenty-First-Century France. Springer eBooks (2020)

Michael Samers

frenchcultural diversitytwenty-first-century francemigration studieshuman migrationtransnational mobilityforced migrationmulticulturalismmigration policyinternational migration

Towards an Economic Geography of Fintech. Progress in Human Geography (2020)

Karen P.Y. LaiMichael Samers

geographyfintecheconomic geography

Unemployment and “Underclass”. International Encyclopedia of Geography (2017)

Michael Samers

unemploymentclass imbalancesgeographyeconomic inequalitysocioeconomic status

Conceptualising Islamic Banking and Finance in Malaysia and Singapore: Conventional Rule Regimes, National Forms of Governance, and Islamic Financial Architectures. SSRN Electronic Journal (2016)

Michael SamersKaren Lai

national formsislamic bankingislamic financial architecturesconventional rule regimesfinance

Conceptualizing Islamic Banking and Finance: A Comparison of Its Development and Governance in Malaysia and Singapore. The Pacific Review (2016)

Karen P. Y. LaiMichael Samers

governanceislamic bankingfinanceislamic finance

New Guest Worker Regimes?. IMISCOE research series (2015)

Michael Samers

workforce developmentlabor migrationlabor force trendhuman resourceshuman resource managementhospitality managementsociologymanagementpublic policychanging workforcelabor market integration

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