What is life like for workers in the gig economy? Is it a paradise of flexibility and individual
freedom? Or is it a world of exploitation and conflict? Callum Cant took a job with one of the …

This introduction to the special issue takes as its point of departure three centres of gravity
that have shaped the study of neoliberalism but have also established barriers to further …

In most of the world, work has usually been precarious. For several decades, however,
greater employment security was achieved in the developed economies. These gains have …

Much of the critical discussion of the European political economy and the Eurozone crisis
has focused upon a sense that solidaristic achievements built up during the post-war period …

This article introduces the special issue 'Transformational change through Public Policy'.
After introducing the idea of transformational societal change, it asks how public policy …

Central to much of the critical political economy (CPE) literature is a declared focus on
emancipation. Yet, rather than highlight sources and instances of activity that might result in …

Hegemony has long been a key concept within the study of International Relations, as well
as across the social sciences more generally, and a term used by analysts to make sense of …

As the global financial crisis turns a decade old, economic and political polarisation has
intensified. The nature of neoliberalism as a mode of accumulation that penetrates virtually …

This article explores the different forms of disruptive subjectivity that have developed in the
context of the post-2008 global and European crises. The article traces developments both …

In much of Europe, the social rights and social protections won by labour movements have
recently been seriously eroded, and are further threatened by neoliberal austerity. Efforts to …