Brett Heino
Biographic Data
| ID | 688768 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Brett Heino |
| GIVEN NAMES | Brett |
| FAMILY NAME | Heino |
| SIGNATURE | HEINO B |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Technology Sydney |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0012-245X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Mystery of a Hansom Cab* as Spatial Artefact: Exploring Class and the Spatial Unconscious in Nineteenth-Century Australia’s Favourite Whodunnit
Those who make no effort deserve no consideration: Ecofascism in David Ireland's The World Repair Video Game
Ecofascism is an ideology that attempts to ground the fascist political project on a strongly 'natural' basis. Whilst still inchoate and not yet a mainstream political movement, it is an increasingly influential ideology in far-right circles, motivating a number of acts of political violence. This article uses Australian author David Ireland's last novel The World Repair Video Game to explore the structure and constituent elements of ecofascist i…
Space, Place and Capitalism: The Literary Geographies of The Unknown Industrial Prisoner
Space, Place and Capitalism: The Literary Geographies of the Unknown Industrial Prisoner
Abstract Space (with Antipodean Characteristics?)
The spaces of Australian capitalism: Making "place" out of "space" in The Unknown Industrial Prisoner
A Modern Day Caesar? Donald Trump and American Caesarism
This article argues that the American political system under Donald Trump is an example of what Antonio Gramsci dubbed "Caesarism," a situation where a taut balance of warring class forces allows for the emergence of a third force to freeze the antagonism and challenge/usurp established political institutions. To concretise Gramsci's rather abstract formulation and to better illuminate the nature of American Caesarism, this article employs a read…
How to Solve a Crisis? The 1977 Metal Unions Seminar on the Role of the Industries Assistance Commission
In June 1977, metal unions convened a seminar on the future of Australian manufacturing, bringing together over 1,200 delegates from unions, business and politics. The event is best conceived as an early episode of institutional searching, whereby the state, capital and labour engage in a contradictory and contested process of discovering ways through the crisis of the extant antipodean Fordist model of development. Whereas some prescriptions ten…
Regulation Theory and Australian Capitalism: Rethinking Social Justice and Labour Law
Capitalism, regulation theory and Australian labour law: Towards a new theoretical model
This article employs the methodology of the Parisian regulation approach to periodise Australian capitalism into distinct models of development. Within such models, labour law plays a key role in articulating the abstract capitalist need to commodify labour-power with the concrete realities of class struggle. Given the differential ordering of social contradictions and the distinct relationship of social forces within the fabric of each model of …
Award Regulation and the New South Wales Retail Sector, 1971-88: Crisis and Experimentation amidst Changing Models of Development
The 1970s and 1980s were crucial transitional decades regarding the award regulation of the New South Wales (NSW) retail sector. It was only in 1971-72, at the zenith of the post-World War II model of development known as antipodean Fordism, that the five-day work week was achieved for retail workers. The subsequent crisis of Australian capitalism undermined the basis of the "standard" employment relationship and encouraged the growth of precario…
Capitalism, regulation theory and Australian labour law: Towards a new theoretical model
This article employs the methodology of the Parisian regulation approach to periodise Australian capitalism into distinct models of development. Within such models, labour law plays a key role in articulating the abstract capitalist need to commodify labour-power with the concrete realities of class struggle. Given the differential ordering of social contradictions and the distinct relationship of social forces within the fabric of each model of …
Those who make no effort deserve no consideration: Ecofascism in David Ireland's The World Repair Video Game
Ecofascism is an ideology that attempts to ground the fascist political project on a strongly 'natural' basis. Whilst still inchoate and not yet a mainstream political movement, it is an increasingly influential ideology in far-right circles, motivating a number of acts of political violence. This article uses Australian author David Ireland's last novel The World Repair Video Game to explore the structure and constituent elements of ecofascist i…
The spaces of Australian capitalism: Making "place" out of "space" in The Unknown Industrial Prisoner
A Modern Day Caesar? Donald Trump and American Caesarism
This article argues that the American political system under Donald Trump is an example of what Antonio Gramsci dubbed "Caesarism," a situation where a taut balance of warring class forces allows for the emergence of a third force to freeze the antagonism and challenge/usurp established political institutions. To concretise Gramsci's rather abstract formulation and to better illuminate the nature of American Caesarism, this article employs a read…
Capitalism, regulation theory and Australian labour law: Towards a new theoretical model
This article employs the methodology of the Parisian regulation approach to periodise Australian capitalism into distinct models of development. Within such models, labour law plays a key role in articulating the abstract capitalist need to commodify labour-power with the concrete realities of class struggle. Given the differential ordering of social contradictions and the distinct relationship of social forces within the fabric of each model of …
Award Regulation and the New South Wales Retail Sector, 1971-88: Crisis and Experimentation amidst Changing Models of Development
The 1970s and 1980s were crucial transitional decades regarding the award regulation of the New South Wales (NSW) retail sector. It was only in 1971-72, at the zenith of the post-World War II model of development known as antipodean Fordism, that the five-day work week was achieved for retail workers. The subsequent crisis of Australian capitalism undermined the basis of the "standard" employment relationship and encouraged the growth of precario…
Regulation Theory and Australian Capitalism: Rethinking Social Justice and Labour Law
A Modern Day Caesar? Donald Trump and American Caesarism
This article argues that the American political system under Donald Trump is an example of what Antonio Gramsci dubbed "Caesarism," a situation where a taut balance of warring class forces allows for the emergence of a third force to freeze the antagonism and challenge/usurp established political institutions. To concretise Gramsci's rather abstract formulation and to better illuminate the nature of American Caesarism, this article employs a read…
How to Solve a Crisis? The 1977 Metal Unions Seminar on the Role of the Industries Assistance Commission
In June 1977, metal unions convened a seminar on the future of Australian manufacturing, bringing together over 1,200 delegates from unions, business and politics. The event is best conceived as an early episode of institutional searching, whereby the state, capital and labour engage in a contradictory and contested process of discovering ways through the crisis of the extant antipodean Fordist model of development. Whereas some prescriptions ten…
Space, Place and Capitalism: The Literary Geographies of The Unknown Industrial Prisoner
Space, Place and Capitalism: The Literary Geographies of the Unknown Industrial Prisoner
Abstract Space (with Antipodean Characteristics?)
The spaces of Australian capitalism: Making "place" out of "space" in The Unknown Industrial Prisoner
The Mystery of a Hansom Cab* as Spatial Artefact: Exploring Class and the Spatial Unconscious in Nineteenth-Century Australia’s Favourite Whodunnit
Those who make no effort deserve no consideration: Ecofascism in David Ireland's The World Repair Video Game
Ecofascism is an ideology that attempts to ground the fascist political project on a strongly 'natural' basis. Whilst still inchoate and not yet a mainstream political movement, it is an increasingly influential ideology in far-right circles, motivating a number of acts of political violence. This article uses Australian author David Ireland's last novel The World Repair Video Game to explore the structure and constituent elements of ecofascist i…
Political science (9 works) · Law (8 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Australian History and Society (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · History (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works)