G Goodwin
Biographic Data
| ID | 41265 |
|---|---|
| NAME | G Goodwin |
| GIVEN NAMES | G |
| FAMILY NAME | Goodwin |
| SIGNATURE | GOODWIN G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Leeds |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5877-4717 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 95 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 20 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1953 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Understanding the roles of decommodification in socioecological transformations
Decommodification is widely considered a central pillar of progressive socioecological transformations, like the green new deal, degrowth and ecosocialism. Yet it is inadequately problematised and theorised in the existing literature. It is often simply stated as a normative goal rather than theorised as a central part of the transformative process. It is also commonly reduced to services, such as transport and energy, and sometimes framed in Eur…
Radical (re) readings of Polanyi
Karl Polanyi has inspired generations of critical scholars and debates about his work show no sign of abating. This reflects the relevance of his ideas and the multiple ways in which they have been interpreted. In a recent article in this journal, Alcock [(2024). Re-embedding Polanyi’s double movement thesis: The non-ideological and destructive countermovement. Globalizations] contributes to these debates by offering a novel reading of one of Pol…
Dilemmas for the Ecuadorian left in the shadow of Correa
in the second round of the presidential elections on 15 October 2023 was perplexing for supporters of the former president, Rafael Correa.How did a right-wing candidate with a similar neoliberal agenda to the deeply unpopular outgoing president, Guillermo Lasso, defeat Luisa González, the left-leaning candidate of the correísta party, Revolución Ciudadana?Surely, after six years of International Monetary Fund (IMF)-sponsored neoliberal austerity,…
Uneven decommodification geographies
The Covid-19 pandemic has revealed significant variation in the scale and form of decommodification across the capitalist world economy. To explore these uneven decommodification geographies this article develops a new conceptual framework that combines a critical Polanyian reading of decommodification with Latin American insights into centre-periphery structures and relations. The decommodification of land and labour in Britain (centre) and Ecua…
Communal struggles for water through coproduction
Covid-19 has exposed acute water inequalities within and between countries. Handwashing is widely seen as one of the most effective measures for preventing the spread of the virus. Yet more than two billion people lack sufficient access to clean water to carry out this basic task. Hundreds of millions of small-scale farmers also lack reliable access to irrigation water, making them extremely vulnerable to seasonal and climatic changes in water su…
Supplemental Material for Intrinsic Religiosity Attenuates the Negative Relationship Between Social Disconnectedness and Meaning in Life
In addition to the measures reported in the main text, participants also completed a pair of measures thought to tap lay moral realism and a single-item measure of religiosity. All materials are available at osf.io/2yhr8
Double Movements and Disembedded Economies
Richard Sandbrook (this issue) makes an important contribution to Polanyian debates in his typically insightful article on the double movement. However, his reading of the concept has limitations when used to analyse the historical evolution of capitalism and the current conjuncture. The merits and limits of his analysis are outlined in this article through the discussion of three core Polanyian concepts — disembedded economy, decommodification a…
The politics of coproduction during Latin America’s ‘Pink Tide’
Coproduction brings together a diverse range of state and non-state actors to create and deliver public services. These processes, which occur across the Global South, have been widely studied. However, insufficient critical attention has been paid to their politics. We address this gap in the literature by analysing the politics of coproduction in Latin America during the ‘pink tide’ of the early twenty-first century. Drawing on original qualita…
Michael Levien. Dispossession without Development
Cómo citar Goodwin, G. (2021). Michael Levien. Dispossession without Development: Land Grabs in Neoliberal India. Historia Agraria De América Latina, 2(01), 217–220. https://doi.org/10.53077/haal.v2i01.106 Más formatos de cita APA Harvard MLA Descargar cita Endnote/Zotero/Mendeley (RIS) BibTeX
Fictitious commodification and agrarian change
Creating private property rights and establishing land markets were fundamental to the historical development of capitalism in the Global North and remain at the centre of capitalist development in the Global South. This article contributes to debates about these processes by analysing the relationship between land markets and indigenous peoples in Highland Ecuador. Building on Karl Polanyi's concept of fictitious commodities, it elaborates a new…
The problem and promise of coproduction
Water, Infrastructure and Power
Von Schnitzler convincingly argues that countries in the global South should be seen 'not merely as recipients of neoliberal policies, but as epistemic locations in which neoliberal thought is adapted, reformulated and produced' (p. 34)
Rethinking the Double Movement
Over the last two decades a rich and diverse body of literature has emerged which uses the 'double movement' to analyse social, political and economic change in the global South. The main aims of this article are to expand the boundaries of this scholarship and improve our understanding of how to use the concept to analyse capitalist development in the region. It seeks to achieve this by explaining and extending the original formulation of the do…
The Quest to Bring Land under Social and Political Control
Land reform was one of the most important policies introduced in Latin America in the twentieth century and remains high on the political agenda due to sustained pressure from rural social movements. Improving our understanding of the issue therefore remains a pressing concern. This paper responds to this need by proposing a new theoretical framework to explore land reform and providing a fresh analysis of historical and contemporary land struggl…
Growth, Employment, Inequality and the Environment
Growth, Employment, Inequality and the Environment: Unity of Knowledge in Economics (Volumes 1 and 2)." Journal of Human Development and Capabilities, 17(4), pp. 606–607
Community, Memory, and Migration in a Globalizing World
Margaret Frenz opens her work on Goan migration to East Africa with the assertion that migration is ‘one of the—if not the—major constituents of global society in the twenty-first century’ (p. 2). In the current international climate, where anxieties over the negative implications of migration are pervasive, Frenz’s claim is no overstatement. In its nuanced and thought-provoking exploration of Goan East Africans, her book provides a rich historic…
Globalization and Austerity Politics in Latin America ‐ by Kaplan, Stephen B
Kaplan, Stephen B. (2013) Globalization and Austerity Politics in Latin America, Cambridge University Press ( New York, NY), xxi + 331 pp. £55.00 hbk. £19.99 pbk. This book examines economic policy-making and election cycles in Latin America. Its central contention is that changes in the structure of overseas lending and previous episodes of elevated inflation have fostered political consensuses around orthodox fiscal and monetary policies. Rathe…
Social Movements and Leftist Governments in Latin America
Intonation and function offour-year-olds'tag construction
This study questions the methods used in previous investigations which have claimed to show that the pattern of adult-infant social gaze is partly due to the sensitivity of infants to adults' behaviour.Even though the pattern of social gaze may not be a result of infant capacities, it is suggested that such interaction facilitates the formation of an attachment relationship within which procedures and histories necessary for language can develop.…
The Annual Register
Journal Article The Annual Register: a Review of Public Events at Home and Abroad for the Year 1951 Get access The Annual Register: a Review of Public Events at Home and Abroad for the Year 1951. Vol. 193. Ed. by Ivison S. Macadam and Hugh Latimer. London, Longmans, Green, 1952. xx+506 pp. Tables. Index. 11′ ′×812′ ′ . 63s. G. L. Goodwin G. L. Goodwin Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, …
Rethinking the Double Movement
Over the last two decades a rich and diverse body of literature has emerged which uses the 'double movement' to analyse social, political and economic change in the global South. The main aims of this article are to expand the boundaries of this scholarship and improve our understanding of how to use the concept to analyse capitalist development in the region. It seeks to achieve this by explaining and extending the original formulation of the do…
The problem and promise of coproduction
The Quest to Bring Land under Social and Political Control
Land reform was one of the most important policies introduced in Latin America in the twentieth century and remains high on the political agenda due to sustained pressure from rural social movements. Improving our understanding of the issue therefore remains a pressing concern. This paper responds to this need by proposing a new theoretical framework to explore land reform and providing a fresh analysis of historical and contemporary land struggl…
Uneven decommodification geographies
The Covid-19 pandemic has revealed significant variation in the scale and form of decommodification across the capitalist world economy. To explore these uneven decommodification geographies this article develops a new conceptual framework that combines a critical Polanyian reading of decommodification with Latin American insights into centre-periphery structures and relations. The decommodification of land and labour in Britain (centre) and Ecua…
Radical (re) readings of Polanyi
Karl Polanyi has inspired generations of critical scholars and debates about his work show no sign of abating. This reflects the relevance of his ideas and the multiple ways in which they have been interpreted. In a recent article in this journal, Alcock [(2024). Re-embedding Polanyi’s double movement thesis: The non-ideological and destructive countermovement. Globalizations] contributes to these debates by offering a novel reading of one of Pol…
The politics of coproduction during Latin America’s ‘Pink Tide’
Coproduction brings together a diverse range of state and non-state actors to create and deliver public services. These processes, which occur across the Global South, have been widely studied. However, insufficient critical attention has been paid to their politics. We address this gap in the literature by analysing the politics of coproduction in Latin America during the ‘pink tide’ of the early twenty-first century. Drawing on original qualita…
Water, Infrastructure and Power
Von Schnitzler convincingly argues that countries in the global South should be seen 'not merely as recipients of neoliberal policies, but as epistemic locations in which neoliberal thought is adapted, reformulated and produced' (p. 34)
The Annual Register
Journal Article The Annual Register: a Review of Public Events at Home and Abroad for the Year 1951 Get access The Annual Register: a Review of Public Events at Home and Abroad for the Year 1951. Vol. 193. Ed. by Ivison S. Macadam and Hugh Latimer. London, Longmans, Green, 1952. xx+506 pp. Tables. Index. 11′ ′×812′ ′ . 63s. G. L. Goodwin G. L. Goodwin Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, …
Intonation and function offour-year-olds'tag construction
This study questions the methods used in previous investigations which have claimed to show that the pattern of adult-infant social gaze is partly due to the sensitivity of infants to adults' behaviour.Even though the pattern of social gaze may not be a result of infant capacities, it is suggested that such interaction facilitates the formation of an attachment relationship within which procedures and histories necessary for language can develop.…
Social Movements and Leftist Governments in Latin America
Globalization and Austerity Politics in Latin America ‐ by Kaplan, Stephen B
Kaplan, Stephen B. (2013) Globalization and Austerity Politics in Latin America, Cambridge University Press ( New York, NY), xxi + 331 pp. £55.00 hbk. £19.99 pbk. This book examines economic policy-making and election cycles in Latin America. Its central contention is that changes in the structure of overseas lending and previous episodes of elevated inflation have fostered political consensuses around orthodox fiscal and monetary policies. Rathe…
Growth, Employment, Inequality and the Environment
Growth, Employment, Inequality and the Environment: Unity of Knowledge in Economics (Volumes 1 and 2)." Journal of Human Development and Capabilities, 17(4), pp. 606–607
Community, Memory, and Migration in a Globalizing World
Margaret Frenz opens her work on Goan migration to East Africa with the assertion that migration is ‘one of the—if not the—major constituents of global society in the twenty-first century’ (p. 2). In the current international climate, where anxieties over the negative implications of migration are pervasive, Frenz’s claim is no overstatement. In its nuanced and thought-provoking exploration of Goan East Africans, her book provides a rich historic…
The Quest to Bring Land under Social and Political Control
Land reform was one of the most important policies introduced in Latin America in the twentieth century and remains high on the political agenda due to sustained pressure from rural social movements. Improving our understanding of the issue therefore remains a pressing concern. This paper responds to this need by proposing a new theoretical framework to explore land reform and providing a fresh analysis of historical and contemporary land struggl…
Water, Infrastructure and Power
Von Schnitzler convincingly argues that countries in the global South should be seen 'not merely as recipients of neoliberal policies, but as epistemic locations in which neoliberal thought is adapted, reformulated and produced' (p. 34)
Rethinking the Double Movement
Over the last two decades a rich and diverse body of literature has emerged which uses the 'double movement' to analyse social, political and economic change in the global South. The main aims of this article are to expand the boundaries of this scholarship and improve our understanding of how to use the concept to analyse capitalist development in the region. It seeks to achieve this by explaining and extending the original formulation of the do…
The problem and promise of coproduction
Michael Levien. Dispossession without Development
Cómo citar Goodwin, G. (2021). Michael Levien. Dispossession without Development: Land Grabs in Neoliberal India. Historia Agraria De América Latina, 2(01), 217–220. https://doi.org/10.53077/haal.v2i01.106 Más formatos de cita APA Harvard MLA Descargar cita Endnote/Zotero/Mendeley (RIS) BibTeX
Fictitious commodification and agrarian change
Creating private property rights and establishing land markets were fundamental to the historical development of capitalism in the Global North and remain at the centre of capitalist development in the Global South. This article contributes to debates about these processes by analysing the relationship between land markets and indigenous peoples in Highland Ecuador. Building on Karl Polanyi's concept of fictitious commodities, it elaborates a new…
Communal struggles for water through coproduction
Covid-19 has exposed acute water inequalities within and between countries. Handwashing is widely seen as one of the most effective measures for preventing the spread of the virus. Yet more than two billion people lack sufficient access to clean water to carry out this basic task. Hundreds of millions of small-scale farmers also lack reliable access to irrigation water, making them extremely vulnerable to seasonal and climatic changes in water su…
Supplemental Material for Intrinsic Religiosity Attenuates the Negative Relationship Between Social Disconnectedness and Meaning in Life
In addition to the measures reported in the main text, participants also completed a pair of measures thought to tap lay moral realism and a single-item measure of religiosity. All materials are available at osf.io/2yhr8
Double Movements and Disembedded Economies
Richard Sandbrook (this issue) makes an important contribution to Polanyian debates in his typically insightful article on the double movement. However, his reading of the concept has limitations when used to analyse the historical evolution of capitalism and the current conjuncture. The merits and limits of his analysis are outlined in this article through the discussion of three core Polanyian concepts — disembedded economy, decommodification a…
The politics of coproduction during Latin America’s ‘Pink Tide’
Coproduction brings together a diverse range of state and non-state actors to create and deliver public services. These processes, which occur across the Global South, have been widely studied. However, insufficient critical attention has been paid to their politics. We address this gap in the literature by analysing the politics of coproduction in Latin America during the ‘pink tide’ of the early twenty-first century. Drawing on original qualita…
Dilemmas for the Ecuadorian left in the shadow of Correa
in the second round of the presidential elections on 15 October 2023 was perplexing for supporters of the former president, Rafael Correa.How did a right-wing candidate with a similar neoliberal agenda to the deeply unpopular outgoing president, Guillermo Lasso, defeat Luisa González, the left-leaning candidate of the correísta party, Revolución Ciudadana?Surely, after six years of International Monetary Fund (IMF)-sponsored neoliberal austerity,…
Uneven decommodification geographies
The Covid-19 pandemic has revealed significant variation in the scale and form of decommodification across the capitalist world economy. To explore these uneven decommodification geographies this article develops a new conceptual framework that combines a critical Polanyian reading of decommodification with Latin American insights into centre-periphery structures and relations. The decommodification of land and labour in Britain (centre) and Ecua…
Radical (re) readings of Polanyi
Karl Polanyi has inspired generations of critical scholars and debates about his work show no sign of abating. This reflects the relevance of his ideas and the multiple ways in which they have been interpreted. In a recent article in this journal, Alcock [(2024). Re-embedding Polanyi’s double movement thesis: The non-ideological and destructive countermovement. Globalizations] contributes to these debates by offering a novel reading of one of Pol…
Understanding the roles of decommodification in socioecological transformations
Decommodification is widely considered a central pillar of progressive socioecological transformations, like the green new deal, degrowth and ecosocialism. Yet it is inadequately problematised and theorised in the existing literature. It is often simply stated as a normative goal rather than theorised as a central part of the transformative process. It is also commonly reduced to services, such as transport and energy, and sometimes framed in Eur…
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