Julie MacLeavy

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Simon SpringerProfessor of Human Geography, University of Newcastle, AustraliaEmail confirmado em newcastle.edu.au
Kean BirchDirector, Institute for Technoscience & Society, and Ontario Research Chair in Science PolicyEmail confirmado em yorku.ca
David ManleyProfessor of Human Geography. Research interests: quantitative urban geography & inequalitiesEmail confirmado em bristol.ac.uk
Maria FanninProfessor of Human Geography, University of BristolEmail confirmado em bristol.ac.uk
Wendy LarnerProvost, Victoria University of WellingtonEmail confirmado em vuw.ac.nz
Al JamesProfessor of Economic Geography, Newcastle UniversityEmail confirmado em ncl.ac.uk
kate boyerCardiff UniversityEmail confirmado em cardiff.ac.uk
Columba PeoplesAssociate Professor in International Relations School of Sociology, Politics & International StudiesEmail confirmado em bristol.ac.uk
Wenfei Winnie WangLecturer, University of BristolEmail confirmado em bris.ac.uk
John HarrisonGeography and Environment, School of Social Sciences and Humanities, Loughborough UniversityEmail confirmado em lboro.ac.uk
Kendra StraussSimon Fraser UniversityEmail confirmado em sfu.ca
Jessica PykettProfessor of Social and Political Geography; Institute for Mental Health; Centre for Urban WellbeingEmail confirmado em bham.ac.uk
Kevin WardProfessor of Human GeographyEmail confirmado em manchester.ac.uk
Allan CochraneProfessor of Urban StudiesEmail confirmado em open.ac.uk
Nik TheodoreProfessor of Urban Planning and Policy, University of Illinois ChicagoEmail confirmado em uic.edu
Frederick Harry PittsSenior Lecturer in Politics at the University of ExeterEmail confirmado em exeter.ac.uk
Martin JonesVice Chancellor, Staffordshire UniversityEmail confirmado em staffs.ac.uk

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Julie MacLeavy

Professor of Economic Geography, University of Bristol

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Economic Geography Feminist Geography Feminist Political Economy Neoliberalism Austerity


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The Handbook of Neoliberalism S Springer, K Birch, J MacLeavy	654	2016
The rise and fall of neoliberalism: the collapse of an economic order? T Bebbington, DP Chatterton, DP Routledge, DA Swain, A Tickell, ... Zed Books Ltd., 2010	299	2010
A ‘new politics’ of austerity, workfare and gender? The UK coalition government's welfare reform proposals J MacLeavy Cambridge journal of regions, economy and society 4 (3), 355-367, 2011	236	2011
An introduction to neoliberalism S Springer, K Birch, J MacLeavy Handbook of Neoliberalism, 29-42, 2016	203	2016
Feminism and futurity: Geographies of resistance, resilience and reworking J MacLeavy, M Fannin, W Larner Progress in Human Geography 45 (6), 1558-1579, 2021	85	2021
New state spatialities: Perspectives on state, space, and scalar geographies J MacLeavy, J Harrison Antipode 42 (5), 1037-1046, 2010	82	2010
Neoliberalising subjects: The legacy of New Labour’s construction of social exclusion in local governance J MacLeavy Geoforum 39 (5), 1657-1666, 2008	75	2008
(Re) analysing community empowerment: Rationalities and technologies of government in Bristol's New Deal for Communities J MacLeavy Urban Studies 46 (4), 849-875, 2009	65	2009
Brexit in Sunderland: The production of difference and division in the UK referendum on European Union membership H Bromley-Davenport, J MacLeavy, D Manley Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space 37 (5), 795-812, 2019	63	2019
Regendering care in the aftermath of recession? K Boyer, E Dermott, A James, J MacLeavy Dialogues in Human Geography 7 (1), 56-73, 2017	57	2017
Remaking the welfare state: From safety net to trampoline J MacLeavy The rise and fall of neoliberalism: The collapse of an economic order, 133-150, 2010	52	2010
Engendering New Labour's workfarist regime: Exploring the intersection of welfare state restructuring and labour market policies in the UK J MacLeavy Gender, Place and Culture 14 (6), 721-743, 2007	52	2007
What is geography’s contribution to making citizens? J Anderson, K Atkins, I Cook, L Desforges, J Evans, M Fannin, D Fuller, ... Geography 93 (1), 34-39, 2008	51	2008
Care work, gender inequality and technological advancement in the age of COVID‐19 J MacLeavy Gender, Work & Organization 28 (1), 138-154, 2021	46	2021
Neoliberalism and welfare J MacLeavy The handbook of neoliberalism, 252-261, 2016	45	2016
Rethinking urban utopianism: The fallacy of social mix in the 15-Minute City G Casarin, J MacLeavy, DJ Manley Urban Studies, 2023	44	2023
Managing diversity? ‘Community cohesion’and its limits in neoliberal urban policy J MacLeavy Geography Compass 2 (2), 538-558, 2008	44	2008
The Quango Debate J MacLeavy, O Gay House of Commons Library, 2005	41*	2005
Whatever happened to local government? A review symposium K Ward, J Newman, P John, N Theodore, J MacLeavy, A Cochrane Regional Studies, Regional Science 2 (1), 435-457, 2015	35	2015
The language of politics and the politics of language: Unpacking ‘social exclusion’in New Labour policy J MacLeavy Space & Polity 10 (1), 87-98, 2006	35	2006

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