The history of migration is deeply entangled with colonialism. To this day, colonial logics
continue to shape the dynamics of migration as well as the responses of states to those …

The fatal embrace of human rights and neoliberalism Drawing on detailed archival research
on the parallel histories of human rights and neoliberalism, Jessica Whyte uncovers the …

" Chapter 1 Introduction: the Global Political Economy of Energy Transitions The question of
whether and how we can collectively steer our economy and society onto a lower carbon …

The critical platform studies literature has built a compelling picture of how techniques like
worker (mis) classification, algorithmic management and workforce atomisation lie at the …

This article proposes a reading of the COVID‐19 crisis through a social reproduction lens,
with a focus on the restructuring of reproductive sectors, the world of work and the …

This article starts from the premise that International Political Economy (IPE) literature–with
some notable exceptions–has a blind spot for the colonial and contested histories of …

This article portrays the COVID-19 pandemic as a planetary crisis of capitalist life and
analyses it through the feminist political economy lens of social reproduction. Celebrating …

Through European colonialisms spanning five centuries, coloniality–as intersectional
stratification and violence directed against 'other worlds'–has been central to the making of …

Analysis of the post-COVID world tends to gravitate to one of two poles. For some, the
pandemic is a crisis that will reshuffle the decks, producing a fundamental reordering of …

One of the most valuable features of Capital and Ideology is its concern to take history
seriously and consider how the emergence of different political and economic regimes relate …