... economy approach post war settlement COVID 19 financial crash 2008 Third Way 2008 financial crash world order Thatcherism Brexit Europe America Constitution Political economy Conservative party British politics This book contains a selection of my articles and papers on political economy...

... financial crash United States Crown powers family feminist analysis gender households inequality parliamentary sovereignty political economy approach race sovereignty Westminster model of politics Anderson Perry Empire immigration Mosley Oswald Nelson Horatio Oakeshott Michael Olusoga...

... labour markets technology automation economism markets price mechanisms production versus consumption sovereignty Factory Acts fatalism interdependence multi level governance public goods Marxism Communism Ideology Inequality Political economy Marx always predicted that the development...

... briefly presents a selection of national cases — Canada, Denmark, Ireland, and Spain. These countries are differently situated within the main typologies of comparative public policy and political economy that categorize countries by type of welfare state and variety of capitalism. The comparative...

.... The chapter then lays out the two aims of the book: the first aim of the book is to use three approaches—political economy, cultural studies, and science and technology studies—to examine the complexity of media technologies. The second aim is to discuss how media technologies in Asia illustrate the peculiar...

... city sea interface McNicholas M sea city interface flows port security political economy port regulation port-city interface globalisation glocal corruption The idea for this book emerged from a workshop organized by the four authors of this book in May 2020. The workshop brought together 16...

...This chapter draws attention to the political economy of the labour market. It provides a framework for a deeper, nuanced understanding of social processes and institutional relations in and through which employer engagement is framed. The chapter outlines an analytical framework that views labour...

... for economic development, and since the Renaissance a rich political economy literature – often subsumed under labels such as ‘mercantilism’ or ‘cameralism’ – had emerged that provided the key political-economic foundations for positive economic development. Looking at the experiences of the early modern...

...Despite occupying a subordinate position in the urban context, displaced people influence how cities are evolving, and shape their morphologies and patterns of growth. Their agency here is embedded in a political economy of rent-seeking that is intertwined with international aid. This chapter...

...The re-emergence of the political economy of punishment in criminological accounts has prompted a growth in comparative analyses among different countries. This work, however, have been basically limited to the core countries of capitalism, yet Southern countries have often been overlooked...

...Chapter 1 begins by examining the contemporary globalised and financialised eco-political economy and draws on a Polanyian framework and concept of commodification. The chapter analyses the problem, the related social and ecological destruction, as commodification, and uses the concept...

...This book seeks to rethink the political economy of digital markets by asking what came before platforms and what might come after them. Its argument turns on historicizing and provincializing the platform by reinstating platforms into the broader historical, geographic and economic contexts within...

... an alternative framework for a sustainable and just economic and welfare system. capitalism and social welfare overview Wolf Martin Caporaso J and Levine D economic crisis post 2007 Gamble A Gough I political economy theoretical frameworks Gough theoretical frameworks ‘crisis’ definitions Glyn A Gough...

...This chapter focuses on the link between international education and the human security of international students. It briefly discusses the concept of human security and reviews the political economy of growth in the market for international education services. It discusses the status...

... features. These issues are explored in part through a concern with alternative economic and political imaginaries and types of neoliberalism and in part through a critical political economy of finance-dominated accumulation and the politics of the Eurozone. It concludes with remarks on the limits...

... immigration Islamophobia Muslim communites political agendas racism securitization ‘xeno racism’ Giroux S S Goldberg T D Husband C multiculturalism neoliberalism employment labour issues labour employment issues knowledge Reicher S cultural political economy Estabrooks C A et al Tyfield D...

...This chapter introduces the questions that the book addresses. It explains the rationale and motivation of the book with reference to the existing literature on welfare state change and the political economy thereof, as well as within the context of recent policy developments. It then justifies...

... and the composition of labour markets which now reflect imperatives of consumer culture but lack stability for employees. absences Badiou A capitalist realism depth structures Harvey D labour markets neoliberalism Pemberton S political economy pseudo pacification process Scott S security service economy...

... the skills needed to help older people to live well at home. The chapter demonstrates how de-professionalisation has become shaped through the application of a political economy model of delivering public services - in health, education, social care and criminal justice sectors. BMA British Medical...

... to the twentieth century, and the role that political economy assigned to governments intervening with the aim of strengthening markets and improving market performance. My aim is not so much to emphasise continuity over historical change. To the historian everything changes, all the time. Rather I would draw...