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) are historically prominent in critical markets such as energy, extraction, utilities, finance and transportation, while allowing for more government influence than in private firms. The above developments have led
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or under the threat of volcanic eruptions, (urban) residents of seismic risk zones, employees of geological monitoring institutions and state-led disaster risk authorities, or people involved in
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, finance and transportation, while allowing for more government influence than in private firms. The above developments have led to a resurgence of state ownership through nationalization, active
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developments have led to a resurgence of state ownership through nationalization, active shareholding and subsidization in the EU, creating new risks for so-called mixed markets, where SOEs and private firms
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of geological monitoring institutions and state-led disaster risk authorities, or people involved in the extraction of critical minerals. Across these settings, the project interrogates how violence and