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\n\"Screen<\/a>Peck J (2025) Space to think? Chinese think tanks and the uneven development of party-state power. Political Geography <\/i>123: 103408<\/p>\n

Peck J, Sparke M, Anguelov D and Zhang J (2025) On the frontier of party-state capitalism: mapping the geopolitical economies of China\u2019s Greater Bay Area. Geoforum <\/em>164: <\/em>104302<\/p>\n

Peck J, Meulbroek C and Anguelov D (2024) Hong Kong\u2019s new normal: remaking authorized discourses of \u201cspecial administration,\u201d 2017-2022. Environment & Planning C: Politics and Space <\/em>42(6): 1082-1102<\/p>\n

Peck J (2024) Into the zone. EPA: Economy & Space <\/em>56(7): 2039-2046<\/p>\n

Peck J and Theodore N (2024) Cities for a guaranteed income: renewing the urban politics of cash assistance in the United States. Urban Geography<\/em> 46(4): 907-939<\/p>\n

Anguelov D, Peck J, Zhang J and Su X (2024) Rezoning at the threshold of two systems: regionalized party-statecraft in China\u2019s Greater Bay Area. Regional Studies<\/em> 58(3): <\/span>565-582<\/span><\/p>\n

Peck J, Bok R and Zhang J (2023) Hong Kong\u2014a model on the rocks. Territory, Politics, Governance<\/em> 11(1): 100-119<\/p>\n

Meulbroek C, Peck J and Zhang J (2023) Bayspeak:<\/em> narrating China\u2019s Greater Bay Area. Journal of Contemporary Asia<\/em> 53(1): 95-123<\/p>\n

Ebner N and Peck J (2022) Fantasy island: Paul Romer and the multiplication of Hong Kong. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research<\/em> 46(1): 26-49<\/span><\/p>\n

Peck J (2022) Confessions of a recovering re\u0301gulation theorist. In B Hillier, R Phillips & J Peck (eds) Regulation theory, space, and <\/em>uneven development: conversations and challenges.<\/em> Vancouver: 1984press, 169-188<\/p>\n

Peck J (2021) Milton\u2019s paradise: situating Hong Kong in neoliberal lore. Journal of Law and Political Economy<\/em> 2(1): 189-211<\/p>\n

Peck J (2020) Culture club: creative cities, fast policy, and the new symbolic order.<\/span> In L Kong & A de Dios (eds) Geographies of creativit<\/em>y. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 37-53<\/p>\n

Baker T, Smith MP, Roy A, McCann E, McGuirk P, Mountz A, Peck J and Theodore N (2016) Reading Jamie Peck and Nik Theodore\u2019s Fast Policy: experimental statecraft at the thresholds of
\nneoliberalism.<\/em> Political Geography<\/em> 53: 89-99<\/p>\n

Peck J and Theodore N (2015) Paying for good behavior: cash transfer policies in the wild. In A Roy & ES Crane (eds) Territories of poverty<\/em>. Athens: University of Georgia Press, 103-125<\/p>\n

Peck J and Theodore N (2014) On the global frontier of post-welfare policymaking: conditional cash transfers as fast social policy. In P Sandermann (ed) The end of welfare as we know it?<\/em> Opladen: Barbara Budrich Publishers, 53-70<\/p>\n

Peck J and Theodore N (2012) Follow the policy: a distended case approach. Environment and Planning A <\/em>44(1): 21-30<\/p>\n

Peck J (2011) Geographies of policy: from transfer-diffusion to mobility-mutation. Progress in Human Geography<\/em> 35(6): 773-797<\/p>\n

Peck J (2011) Creative moments: working culture, through municipal socialism and neoliberal
\nurbanism. In E McCann & K Ward (eds) Mobile urbanism: cities and policymaking in the global age<\/em>. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 41-70<\/p>\n

Peck J (2011) Global policy models, globalizing poverty management: international convergence or fast-policy integration? Geography Compass<\/em> 5(4): 165-181<\/p>\n

Peck J and Theodore N (2010) Mobilizing policy: models, methods, and mutations. Geoforum<\/em> 41(2): 169-174 [Guest editor of special issue]<\/p>\n

Peck J and Theodore N (2010) Recombinant workfare, across the Americas: transnationalizing “fast” social policy. Geoforum<\/em> 41(2): 195-208<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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