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\"Screen<\/a>Peck J (2026) The city. In I Oakes, D Plehwe and H Schulz-Forberg (eds) The encyclopedia of neoliberalism<\/em>. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, forthcoming<\/span><\/p>\n

Peck J (2025) Neoliberalism\u2019s urban fringe: on the trail of actually-imagined free-market cities. <\/span>Annals of the American Association of Geographers <\/i>115(7): 1674-1695<\/p>\n

Peck J (2024) Into the zone. EPA: Economy & Space <\/em>56(7): 2039-2046<\/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, Bok R and Zhang J (2023) Hong Kong\u2014a model on the rocks. Territory, Politics, Governance<\/em> 11(1): 100-119<\/span><\/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
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

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

Dawes S and Peck J (2020) Contextualizing neoliberalism: an interview with Jamie Peck<\/a><\/span>. In S Dawes & M Lenormand (eds)\u00a0<\/span>Neoliberalism in context: governance, subjectivity and knowledge. <\/i>Cham: Palgrave Macmillan, 289-309<\/p>\n

Peck J and Theodore N (2019) Still neoliberalism? South Atlantic Quarterly<\/em> 118(2): 245-265 <\/span><\/p>\n

Peck J (2018) Naming neoliberalism. In D Cahill, M Cooper, M Konings & D Primrose (eds) The Sage handbook of neoliberalism<\/em>. London: Sage, xxii-xxiv<\/p>\n

Peck J, Theodore N and Brenner N (2018) Actually existing neoliberalism. In D Cahill, M Cooper, M Konings & D Primrose (eds) The Sage handbook of neoliberalism<\/em>. London: Sage, 3-15<\/p>\n

Peck J (2017) Neoliberalism. In D Richardson, N Castree, M Goodchild, W Liu, A Kobayashi & R Marston (eds) The Wiley-AAG international encyclopedia of geography<\/em>. Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell, 4729-4741<\/p>\n

Brenner N, Peck J and Theodore N (2014) New constitutionalism and variegated neo-
\nliberalization. In S Gill & AC Cutler (eds) New constitutionalism and world order<\/em>. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 126-142<\/p>\n

Peck J (2013) Explaining (with) neoliberalism. Territory, Politics, Governance<\/em> 1(2): 132-157<\/p>\n

Peck J (2013) Social innovation … at the limits of neoliberalism. In J-L Klein & M Roy (ed) Pour une nouvelle mondialisation: le d\u00e9fi d\u2019innover.<\/em>\u00a0Montr\u00e9al<\/em>: Presses de l\u2019Universit\u00e9 du Qu\u00e9bec, 11-30<\/p>\n

Brenner N, Peck J and Theodore N (2012) Towards deep neoliberalization? In J K\u00fcnkel & M Mayer (eds) Neoliberal urbanism and its contestations: crossing theoretical boundaries<\/em>. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 27-45<\/p>\n

Peck J, Theodore N and Brenner N (2012) Neoliberalism resurgent? Market rule after the Great
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Theodore N and Peck J (2012) Framing neoliberal urbanism: translating \u201ccommon sense\u201d urban policy across the OECD zone. European Urban and Regional Studies<\/em> 19(1): 20-41<\/p>\n

Peck J (2012) Neoliberalismo y crisis actual. Documentos y Aportes en Administraci\u00f3n P\u00fablica y Gesti\u00f3n Estatal <\/em>12(19): 7-27<\/p>\n

Peck J and Theodore N (2012) Reanimating neoliberalism: process-geographies of
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Peck J, Theodore N and Brenner N (2012) Neoliberalism, interrupted. In D Cahill, F Stilwell & L
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Peck J (2011) Orientation: in search of the Chicago School. In R Van Horn, P Mirowski & TA Stapleford (eds) Building Chicago economics: <\/em>new p<\/em>erspectives on the history of America’s most powerful economics program. <\/em>Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, xxv-lii<\/p>\n

Theodore N, Peck J and Brenner N (2011) Neoliberal urbanism: cities and the rule of markets. In G Bridge & S Watson (eds) The new Blackwell companion to the city.<\/em> Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell, 15-25<\/p>\n

Peck J, Theodore N and Brenner N (2010) Postneoliberalism and its malcontents. Antipode<\/em> 41(S1): 94-116<\/p>\n

Peck J (2010) Zombie neoliberalism and the ambidextrous state. Theoretical Criminology<\/em> 14(1): 104-110<\/p>\n

Brenner N, Peck J and Theodore N (2010) Variegated neoliberalization: geographies, modalities, pathways. Global Networks <\/em>10(2): 182-222<\/p>\n

Brenner N, Peck J and Theodore N (2010) After neoliberalization? Globalizations<\/em> 7(3): 327-345<\/p>\n

Peck J (2008) Remaking laissez-faire. Progress in Human Geography<\/em> 32(1): 3-43<\/p>\n

Peck J and Tickell A (2007) Conceptualizing neoliberalism, thinking Thatcherism. In H Leitner, J Peck & E Sheppard (eds) Contesting neoliberalism: urban frontiers<\/em>. New York: Guilford, 26-50<\/p>\n

Leitner H, Peck J and Sheppard E (2007) Squaring up to neoliberalism. In H Leitner, J Peck & E Sheppard (eds) Contesting neoliberalism: urban frontiers<\/em>. New York: Guilford, 311-327<\/p>\n

Peck J (2007) Neoliberalization at work: the long transition from welfare to workfare.\u00a0 In G Wood & P James (eds) Institutions, production, and working life<\/em>. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 315-331<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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