Interest in research connected to information disorders has grown considerably in recent
years. The phrase “information disorders” refers to three different notions: dis-, mis-, and …

Viewed within their historical context, recent cuts to public social spending and increasingly
governmental welfare reforms reflect and beget a shift in the praxis of social citizenship in …

Shaking Up the City critically examines many of the concepts and categories within
mainstream urban studies that serve dubious policy agendas. Through a combination of …

This theme issue of Environment and Planning A builds on the analytic framework
elaborated by Wacquant in Urban Outcasts (Polity Press, 2008) and on the activities of the …

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In the aftermath of the global banking crises, a political economy of permanent state austerity
has emerged, driven by and legitimated through a hardening anti-welfare commonsense …

The problem that the concept of 'class' describes is inequality. The transition from industrial
to financial capitalism (neoliberalism) in Europe has effected 'deepening inequalities of …

This article critically examine how Benefits Street-and the broader genre of poverty porn
television-functions to embed new forms of 'commonsense'about welfare and worklessness …

This article explores the history and traces the realisation of a category that was invented by
journalists, amplified by free market think tanks and converted into policy doxa (common …

British policy-makers have increasingly sought to intensify and extend welfare conditionality.
A distinctly more punitive turn was taken in 2012 to re-orientate the whole social security and …