Found this horrific nugget via Keith Hampton's blog: "Missouri Department of Transportation is finalizing a contract to monitor thousands of cell phones, using their movements to map real-time traffic conditions statewide on all 5,500 miles of major roads. It's just one of a number of initiatives to more intelligently manage traffic flow through wireless data collection." One to pose to the ever-optimistic William Mitchell at the ICA next month...
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The Limits of Neoliberalism
- Interview with Russ Roberts for EconTalk
- Review in Ephemera
- Review essay (including The New Way of the World by Dardot & Laval) in Revue Francaise de Socio-Economie
- Interview with Stephen Dunne (forthcoming in Ephemera)
- Convention theory & Neoliberalism - review essay by Rainer Diaz-Bone in Journal of Cultural Economy
- What is Neoliberalism? Talk at Big Ideas
- What is Neoliberalism? Novara FM interview
- Interview with Nick Gane for Theory Culture & Society
- How 'competitiveness' became an unquestioned virtue - LSE Politics Blog
- Interview with New Left Project (part 1)
- Interview with New Left Project (part 2)
- Renewal Symposium with Bob Jessop, Jonathan Derbyshire, Stephanie Mudge
- Interview with Estudios de la Economia
The Happiness Industry
- Review by Terry Eagleton in The Guardian
- Interview on Mindful Cranks podcast
- Review in London Review of Books
- Podcast interview with The Art of Manliness
- Social Science Bites interview with David Edmonds
- Interview on Radio New Zealand
- Interview with Dave O'Brien for New Books in Critical Theory
- Video of discussion with Simon Critchley, Powerhouse Arena, New York City
- The Joy Ploy - review essay in Harper's
- Be Happy! (Or else) - review by Diane Coyle
- The business of happiness - Stuff.co.nz
- The Relentless Pursuit of Happiness - Room for Debate, New York Times
- 'All the Happy Workers' - book excerpt in The Atlantic
- Interview in New York Magazine
- Podcast of discussion with Nikl Saval, The Rotunda, Philadelphia
- Podcast and video of ippr discussion, with Juliet Michaelson & Zoe Williams
- Interview on Thinking Allowed, BBC Radio 4
- Interview with Mark Carrigan at Sociological Imagination
- Interview on Going Underground, RT TV
- Review in In These Times
- Review in THES
- Review by David Beer in Berfrois
- The corruption of happiness - openDemocracy
- Review in The Independent
- 'What would you pay to be happy?' - The Observer
- 'How friendship became a tool of the powerful' - book excerpt in The Guardian
- Interview in Vice
- 'Is happiness worth measuring' - debate in The Guardian with Andrew Oswald
- The Political Economy of Unhappiness - New Left Review
- Your New Year's resolutions are a scam - Salon.com
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