Matthew Henry
Biographic Data
| ID | 3612682 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Matthew Henry |
| GIVEN NAMES | Matthew |
| FAMILY NAME | Henry |
| SIGNATURE | HENRY M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Massey University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9440-7834 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 48 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Leveraging artificial intelligence to democratise access to land and water data in Aotearoa New Zealand
Governing taste
Markets in their Place
Markets in Their Place
Agriculturalizing finance? Data assemblages and derivatives markets in small-town New Zealand
The financialization of agriculture appears to be proceeding apace. In New Zealand, the creation of a futures market for dairy lends weight to this story. What is less well understood about the process of financialization in agriculture, however, is how exactly it is proceeding. This paper focuses on NZXAgri, an offshoot of the New Zealand sharemarket operator NZX, which is tasked with the creation of the dairy derivatives market, and on the data…
Introduction to the special issue on the post-human turn in agri-food studies
Meat, metrics and market devices
Materialising taste
This chapter presents silver fern farms (SFFs) eating quality (EQ) programme as a strategic aperture through which to explore how taste is being mobilised in the creation of these new meat relationships. It talks about eating quality is promissory in so far as it looks forward to economic futures that might happen. The chapter also talks about animating the mobilisation of taste is the desire to materialise it as an attribute able to be stabilise…
Inspired divination’
Climate, Science, and Colonization
Introduction Climate, Science, and Colonization: Histories from Australia and New Zealand James Beattie, Emily O'Gorman, and Matthew Henry Part I Frames, Events, and Responses Chapter 1 Australasia: An Overview of Modern Climate and Paleoclimate during the Last Glacial Maximum 19 Andrew M. Lorrey and Helen C. Bostock Chapter 2 'The usual weather in New South Wales is uncommonly bright and clear ... equal to the finest summer day in England': Floo…
Valuing lively materialities
Variable profitability within N ew Z ealand's red meat sector has again led to the problematisation of its constitutive relationships. This problematisation has almost inevitably focused on the structural transformation of the sector. Rather than beginning with structural transformation, we draw on assemblage theory to trace the assembling work associated with three unstable bio‐economic projects: Primera lamb, Wagyu beef and FarmIQ . The paper o…
New Zealand is no more’
An emerging ‘new mobilities paradigm’ in the social sciences has begun to focus critical attention on the meaningfulness of mobility rather than the geometries of movement (Cresswell, 2006). Work framed by this emerging concern has been diverse in its interest in the various means and spaces of mobility. However, as Creswell (2010) has recently argued such work has tended to render mobility as a singular thing rather than an activity constituted …
Placing the Traveller
Flying at 30,000 feet the modern air traveller can see the undifferentiated world stretching out beneath them, and in doing so bask in the glow of globalisation triumphant. Yet located in the seat pocket, jacket, or bag there lurks constant, if banal, reminders of the fiction of this perspective. Nestled around the body of the traveller is a mobile archive that aims to embrace the traveller in a network within which the place of the traveller as …
Protecting a National Military Body
(2008). Protecting a National Military Body: Territorialising New Zealand's Border Spaces, November 1915. War & Society: Vol. 27, No. 1, pp. 23-38
Don't Ask me, I'm Just a Girl”
Creating Mundane Networks
This article begins by highlighting Mayell's (2004) call for geographers to examine New Zealand's geopolitical interests and apparatus. However, the manner in which Mayell frames his call is argued to unnecessarily limit the scope of such an examination. In supporting this claim the article draws on an exchange of letters between two officials working in New Zealand's Department of Internal Affairs and Australia's Department of the Interior conce…
Geographers Performing Nationalism and Hetero-masculinity
Our article builds upon the insights of recent critical geographic inquiry that has examined the involvement of geography in a multitude of power relations, and in particular the processes of European imperialism and colonisation. The focus of this article, however, is the involvement of the discipline of geography in the constitution and maintenance of a hetero-masculine nationalist discourse. We focus our analysis on articles published in the N…
History and Humor
History and Humor: A Natural Partnership Get access Michael Henry Michael Henry Michael Henry is an adjunct professor of history at Prince George's Community College in Largo, Maryland. He is also a consultant for the College Board in the area of Advanced Placement U.S. history. He has contributed numerous articles to the OAH Magazine of History. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar OAH Magazine of History, Vol…
Meat, metrics and market devices
Valuing lively materialities
Variable profitability within N ew Z ealand's red meat sector has again led to the problematisation of its constitutive relationships. This problematisation has almost inevitably focused on the structural transformation of the sector. Rather than beginning with structural transformation, we draw on assemblage theory to trace the assembling work associated with three unstable bio‐economic projects: Primera lamb, Wagyu beef and FarmIQ . The paper o…
Geographers Performing Nationalism and Hetero-masculinity
Our article builds upon the insights of recent critical geographic inquiry that has examined the involvement of geography in a multitude of power relations, and in particular the processes of European imperialism and colonisation. The focus of this article, however, is the involvement of the discipline of geography in the constitution and maintenance of a hetero-masculine nationalist discourse. We focus our analysis on articles published in the N…
Agriculturalizing finance? Data assemblages and derivatives markets in small-town New Zealand
The financialization of agriculture appears to be proceeding apace. In New Zealand, the creation of a futures market for dairy lends weight to this story. What is less well understood about the process of financialization in agriculture, however, is how exactly it is proceeding. This paper focuses on NZXAgri, an offshoot of the New Zealand sharemarket operator NZX, which is tasked with the creation of the dairy derivatives market, and on the data…
Introduction to the special issue on the post-human turn in agri-food studies
Inspired divination’
Governing taste
Protecting a National Military Body
(2008). Protecting a National Military Body: Territorialising New Zealand's Border Spaces, November 1915. War & Society: Vol. 27, No. 1, pp. 23-38
Don't Ask me, I'm Just a Girl”
History and Humor
History and Humor: A Natural Partnership Get access Michael Henry Michael Henry Michael Henry is an adjunct professor of history at Prince George's Community College in Largo, Maryland. He is also a consultant for the College Board in the area of Advanced Placement U.S. history. He has contributed numerous articles to the OAH Magazine of History. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar OAH Magazine of History, Vol…
History and Humor
History and Humor: A Natural Partnership Get access Michael Henry Michael Henry Michael Henry is an adjunct professor of history at Prince George's Community College in Largo, Maryland. He is also a consultant for the College Board in the area of Advanced Placement U.S. history. He has contributed numerous articles to the OAH Magazine of History. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar OAH Magazine of History, Vol…
Geographers Performing Nationalism and Hetero-masculinity
Our article builds upon the insights of recent critical geographic inquiry that has examined the involvement of geography in a multitude of power relations, and in particular the processes of European imperialism and colonisation. The focus of this article, however, is the involvement of the discipline of geography in the constitution and maintenance of a hetero-masculine nationalist discourse. We focus our analysis on articles published in the N…
Don't Ask me, I'm Just a Girl”
Creating Mundane Networks
This article begins by highlighting Mayell's (2004) call for geographers to examine New Zealand's geopolitical interests and apparatus. However, the manner in which Mayell frames his call is argued to unnecessarily limit the scope of such an examination. In supporting this claim the article draws on an exchange of letters between two officials working in New Zealand's Department of Internal Affairs and Australia's Department of the Interior conce…
Protecting a National Military Body
(2008). Protecting a National Military Body: Territorialising New Zealand's Border Spaces, November 1915. War & Society: Vol. 27, No. 1, pp. 23-38
Placing the Traveller
Flying at 30,000 feet the modern air traveller can see the undifferentiated world stretching out beneath them, and in doing so bask in the glow of globalisation triumphant. Yet located in the seat pocket, jacket, or bag there lurks constant, if banal, reminders of the fiction of this perspective. Nestled around the body of the traveller is a mobile archive that aims to embrace the traveller in a network within which the place of the traveller as …
New Zealand is no more’
An emerging ‘new mobilities paradigm’ in the social sciences has begun to focus critical attention on the meaningfulness of mobility rather than the geometries of movement (Cresswell, 2006). Work framed by this emerging concern has been diverse in its interest in the various means and spaces of mobility. However, as Creswell (2010) has recently argued such work has tended to render mobility as a singular thing rather than an activity constituted …
Valuing lively materialities
Variable profitability within N ew Z ealand's red meat sector has again led to the problematisation of its constitutive relationships. This problematisation has almost inevitably focused on the structural transformation of the sector. Rather than beginning with structural transformation, we draw on assemblage theory to trace the assembling work associated with three unstable bio‐economic projects: Primera lamb, Wagyu beef and FarmIQ . The paper o…
Climate, Science, and Colonization
Introduction Climate, Science, and Colonization: Histories from Australia and New Zealand James Beattie, Emily O'Gorman, and Matthew Henry Part I Frames, Events, and Responses Chapter 1 Australasia: An Overview of Modern Climate and Paleoclimate during the Last Glacial Maximum 19 Andrew M. Lorrey and Helen C. Bostock Chapter 2 'The usual weather in New South Wales is uncommonly bright and clear ... equal to the finest summer day in England': Floo…
Inspired divination’
Materialising taste
This chapter presents silver fern farms (SFFs) eating quality (EQ) programme as a strategic aperture through which to explore how taste is being mobilised in the creation of these new meat relationships. It talks about eating quality is promissory in so far as it looks forward to economic futures that might happen. The chapter also talks about animating the mobilisation of taste is the desire to materialise it as an attribute able to be stabilise…
Introduction to the special issue on the post-human turn in agri-food studies
Meat, metrics and market devices
Agriculturalizing finance? Data assemblages and derivatives markets in small-town New Zealand
The financialization of agriculture appears to be proceeding apace. In New Zealand, the creation of a futures market for dairy lends weight to this story. What is less well understood about the process of financialization in agriculture, however, is how exactly it is proceeding. This paper focuses on NZXAgri, an offshoot of the New Zealand sharemarket operator NZX, which is tasked with the creation of the dairy derivatives market, and on the data…
Markets in their Place
Markets in Their Place
Governing taste
Leveraging artificial intelligence to democratise access to land and water data in Aotearoa New Zealand
Political science (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Geography (8 works) · Business (5 works) · Geographies of human-animal interactions (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Aesthetics (4 works) · Art (4 works)