This is the second of two posts on how we are forever enmeshed in relationships, in all aspects of our lives, that continually (re)shape, (re)produce, and (re)envision how we practise our craft. The first discussed the important role played by my students across the 2010s in educating me [...]
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This post, and the future post that will soon be published here on Progress in Political Economy, are about how we, as individuals or as specific groups of co-authors, are those whose names are on the articles, chapters, reports and books that are part and parcel of academic work. Yet, while [...]
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While debates on the conceptualisation and utilisation of neoliberalism continue to produce vibrant points of analytical contention, the term ‘authoritarian neoliberalism’ is fast becoming an established part of critical social science scholarship, as shown by its deployment across numerous [...]
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Now that the ‘Varieties of Capitalism’ (VoC) hype has passed, students of capitalist diversity are searching for new directions. My co-edited book (with Matthias Ebenau and Christian May) entitled New Directions in Comparative Capitalisms Research presents the first sustained [...]
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Far from acting in the name of freedom, neoliberalism has always been about the coercive, non-democratic and unequal reorganization of societies — even more so after 2008.
Since the inauguration of the so-called War on Terror in 2001, but especially since the outbreak of global [...]
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Authoritarian neoliberalism is not a template conceptualisation that is then uncritically applied across the world or across time, but it does capture important global trends that warrant our attention. It also gives us conceptual tools for thinking about capitalism more broadly and for [...]
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Transforming Capitalism
Series edited by Ian Bruff (Managing Editor), Julie Cupples, Gemma Edwards, Laura Horn, Simon Springer and Jacqui True
This book series provides a platform for the publication of path-breaking and interdisciplinary scholarship which seeks to understand and [...]
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Europe’s post-2008 landscape has obscured from view both the gendered, authoritarian nature of crisis responses and the genesis of political crises in the greater burdens placed on households.
My chapter with Stefanie Wöhl in the Scandalous Economics volume focuses on the role of the [...]
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