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Geographies of Political Economy
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Political economic geographies theorise and understand economic, political and social change. Substantively, the Group's research examines the reframing of global financial regulation, urban and regional politics, cultural policy and the cultural industries, economic globalisation, governmentality, social reproduction and the epochal shifts towards neoliberal modes of governance. There are strong and heterodox theoretical orientations found within group, including neo-Marxism, regulation theory, governmentality, critical discourse analysis, and feminist approaches. Methodologically, the Group's research is carried out primarily using qualitative research techniques and secondary data analysis.
For further information please visit the Geographies of Political Economy web site.
Recent Submissions
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(Studies in Political Economy, 2005)
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(Studies in Political Economy, 2000)
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