[PDF] Top 20 Introduction: The Sexual Politics of Austerity

... of austerity politics as the main response to the global financial crisis originated in the US mortgage market from 2007 marks the triumph of the neoliberal order, its key-principles being intensified and ... See full document

... The introduction explores the politics and political economy of austerity in comparative perspective, setting out the context of current austerity policies and discourse in ...French ... See full document

... emerging sexual politics of austerity it is important to consider how normative social attitudes to both heterosexual and homosexual relations are changing in the current ...of sexual ... See full document

... and austerity gives the possibility to think about the variegated, place-based character of the different (social, political, economic, cultural, and so forth) processes which comprise neoliberalism, as there are ... See full document

... welfare austerity represents a continuation or departure from previous policy approaches, these developments need to be situated within a broader historical context of welfare reform and fiscal ... See full document

... the introduction of new charges, combined with cuts in services, resulted in an increase in the incidence of deprivation, a measure of income adequacy to meet basic social needs undertaken by the Study of Income ... See full document

... the introduction of a naturalization process that seeks to bureaucratically impose ‘ British values ’ via citizenship tests, a ceremony, and administrative procedures in order to ‘ become ’ a British ... See full document

... The introduction of digital or changes to financial processes require senior managers to have the skills to put these service transformations into place. While some councils felt that their finance professionals, ... See full document

... the introduction of a Universal Social Charge, which replaced both the existing income levy and the health levy (also known as the health contribution) on 1 January ... See full document

... and austerity politics – but the conceptual language of primitive accumulation gives our contributors a common grammar through which to understand global dispossessory forces in the ... See full document

... that austerity is not only necessary but also inevitable, at the same time the demonisation of certain subjects and families for their reliance on the welfare state helps ensure support for welfare retrenchment on ... See full document

... independence. This contrast between independence and interdependence, with the former seen as the ideal and the latter either denied or denigrated, explains and in some ways justifies the lack of attention and ... See full document

... to austerity policies – attitudes on the part of citizens and the policy positioning of political parties in responding to crisis can be expected to reflect fundamental macroeconomic ...of austerity ... See full document

... Nevertheless, the greatest challenge for neoliberalism that has persisted through the crisis, is that despite deep cuts in welfare budgets and more stringent, and punitive, regimes of eligibility, it has still not been ... See full document

... and Nyhan, 2008). Subsequently the way of life will be reshaped as proposed by the previously mentioned three models. The administrative aptitudes of Public Administration demanded exceptionally amid the 1940s after the ... See full document

... the politics intrinsic to human-animal ...of Politics and Animals, and invite those who are inter- ested in contributing to the journal to refer to the jour- nal's Aim and Scope, or for other matters, to ... See full document

... environmental politics; and the situated character of urban political ...environmental politics of Leh, Puri, Chennai, Bangalore and Delhi they all pay close attention to everyday practices and situated ... See full document

... In much the same way as deficit discourses frame benefit claimants as passive recipients lacking in resource, a narrow, ‘autonomous’ model of literacy fails to recognise the range of ways in which people understand and ... See full document

... to austerity policies – attitudes on the part of citizens and the policy positioning of political parties in responding to crisis can be expected to reflect fundamental macroeconomic ...of austerity ... See full document

... This article reports findings on class identities amongst a small sample of mainly working-class residents in the City of Salford. We attempt to develop a Rancièrian framework for understanding class identities, centred ... See full document