For all those people out there who are simply dying to know what my PhD is all about, I can now point you towards an article on this precise question in the latest European Economic Sociology newsletter. You can download the pdf, then go to 'PhD projects' on page 37, where I lay out my humble wares. It's actually far more interesting than I am able to demonstrate in anything less than 80,000 words. And no it's not bloody well finished.
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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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