All Outputs (9)

Actually existing racial capitalism: Financialisation and bordering in UK housing associations (2022)
Journal Article

This paper provides a critical intervention into recent geographical debates on racial capitalism, interrogating the role that Housing Associations (HAs), the main form of UK social housing, play in its (re)production. Housing Associations are instit... Read More about Actually existing racial capitalism: Financialisation and bordering in UK housing associations.

Climate, Society and Elemental Insurance: Capacities and Limitations (2022)
Book

Variegated intersections of neoliberalism and financialization (2021)
Journal Article

An Unmitigated Disaster: Shifting from Response and Recovery to Mitigation for an Insurable Future (2019)
Journal Article

Australian households are increasingly vulnerable to natural hazard-related disasters. To manage disaster risk, government commissioned inquiries have called for greater investment in mitigation. This article critically examines the call for a shift... Read More about An Unmitigated Disaster: Shifting from Response and Recovery to Mitigation for an Insurable Future.

Demanding the impossible: a strike zine (2018)
Other

A co-authored and co-curated series of reflections on the 2018 UCU strikes in British Universities, protesting against proposed pension reforms.

Leveraging affect: mobilizing enthusiasm and the co-production of the musical economy (2016)
Book Chapter

This chapter considers the promises and problems of fandom and enthusiasm within capitalism, with particular reference to rise of crowdsourcing as a means of mobilising fan enthusiasm to fund new creative projects, with a particular focus on the musi... Read More about Leveraging affect: mobilizing enthusiasm and the co-production of the musical economy.

Insuring biofinance: alcohol, risk and the limits of life (2015)
Journal Article

Moderate drinking before the unit: medicine and life assurance in Britain and the US c.1860–1930 (2015)
Journal Article

This article describes the way in which “Anstie’s Limit” – a particular definition of moderate drinking first defined in Britain in the 1860s by the physician Francis Edmund Anstie (1833–1874) – became established as a useful measure of moderate alco... Read More about Moderate drinking before the unit: medicine and life assurance in Britain and the US c.1860–1930.

The changing geography of British bank and building society branch networks, 2003-2012
Book