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James Ferguson was an American anthropologist whose work analyzed development institutions, globalization, and inequality in southern Africa. His book The Anti-Politics Machine (1990), based on research on a rural development project in Lesotho, argued that international aid organizations systematic...
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Anti-Politics Machine is a development anthropology classic; strong political economy influence.
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Jamie Peck is a British-Canadian economic geographer and professor at the University of British Columbia. His research examines neoliberalism, labor markets, urban policy, and the ways economic models are adapted across different institutional and geographic settings. He is particularly associated w...
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Leading neoliberalism and labor geographer, highly cited, major influence in economic and urban geography.
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Neil Brenner is an American urban theorist and geographer whose research examines urbanization, political economy, state restructuring, and the organization of geographic scale. He is associated with the concept of planetary urbanization, an approach that studies how processes supporting cities exte...
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Planetary urbanization and state rescaling work highly influential, widely debated and cited.
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Aihwa Ong is a Malaysian-born American cultural anthropologist and professor at the University of California, Berkeley. Her research examines globalization, citizenship, neoliberalism, and biotechnology in Southeast Asia and China. Notable books include 'Flexible Citizenship' (1999) and 'Neoliberali...
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Flexible citizenship and neoliberal globalization work widely cited; strong contemporary reputation.
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Wendy Larner is a prominent New Zealand geographer and academic administrator who served as the Vice-Chancellor of Victoria University of Wellington. Her scholarly work in human geography focuses on neoliberalism, globalization, gender, and economic restructuring. She has contributed extensively to...
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Influential neoliberalism and governance scholar with administrative prominence, solid reputation in economic geography.
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