My third op-ed in Canada’s Globe & Mail newspaper came out last month. It’s called “Intellectual property might not be the best way to drive Canada’s future economy”: “As a university researcher, I talk to… Read More »3rd Op-ed in Globe & Mail newspaper
My second op-ed in Canada’s Globe & Mail newspaper came out a month or so ago. It’s called “Five reasons Canada’s Digital Charter will be a bust before it even gets going”: “At the launch… Read More »2nd Op-ed in Globe & Mail newspaper
Here are some reviews of my book A Research Agenda for Neoliberalism, which is actually out in paperback now, so at least somewhere near affordable if anyone is interested in it. I thought I’d put… Read More »Reviews so far: “A Research Agenda for Neoliberalism”
It’s been a while since I’ve actually written anything resembling a blog post, as opposed to some sort of publicity for an event or publication I’m involved in. So, I thought I’d do one today!… Read More »Some interesting books…
My first op-ed in Canada’s Globe & Mail newspaper is just out. It’s called “We must consider what can happen if our personal data become a private asset”: “The promises attached to smart cities, smart… Read More »Op-ed in Globe & Mail newspaper
Here’s the cover of my new book, which is hopefully coming out later this year with Palgrave Macmillan: “Neoliberal Bio-economies? The Co-construction of Markets and Natures“.
What exactly is neoliberalism? Paper chains hang on the White House fence in Washington in October 2010 during a demonstration against the IMF and World Bank neoliberal economic policies during their annual meeting. Has the… Read More »Repost from Conversation Canada: What exactly is neoliberalism?
This is just a short blog for the Department of Business & Politics at Copenhagen Business School, Denmark. The blog focuses on my future research agenda around rentiership – or the ‘dark side’ of entrepreneurship… Read More »New blog for Department of Business & Politics at CBS