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Stephen McBride

 

Stephen McBride, Professor and Director of the Centre for Global Political Economy, specializes in political economy, and comparative public policy, and Canadian politics. He is the author of Not Working: State, Unemployment and Neo-conservatism in Canada (1992) which won the 1994 Smiley prize, and Paradigm Shift: Globalization and The Canadian State (2001; 2nd edition 2005). He is the co-author of Dismantling a Nation: Canada and the New World Order (1993; 2nd edition 1997) and several co-edited volumes: Global Turbulence: Social Activists’ and State Responses to Globalization (2003), Global Instability: Uncertainty and New Visions in Political Economy (2002), Globalization and its Discontents (2000), and Power in a Global Era (2000).

Stephen McBride is a professor in the Department of Political Science and Canada Research Chair in public policy and globalization at McMaster University.

 

Books by Stephen McBride

The Canadian State

edited by Heather Whiteside & Stephen McBride

Austerity

The Lived Experience

edited by Bryan Evans & Stephen McBride

The Austerity State

edited by Stephen McBride & Bryan M. Evans

Work in a Warming World

by (author) Carla Lipsig-Mummé & Stephen McBride

After '08

Social Policy and the Global Financial Crisis

edited by Stephen McBride, Rianne Mahon & Gerard W. Boychuk

Orchestrating Austerity

Impacts and Resistance

edited by Donna Baines & Stephen McBride

Private Affluence, Public Austerity

Economic Crisis and Democratic Malaise in Canada

by (author) Stephen McBride & Heather Whiteside

Relations of Global Power

Neoliberal Order and Disorder

by (author) Gary Teeple & Stephen McBride

The OECD and Transnational Governance

edited by Rianne Mahon & Stephen McBride

Continuities and Discontinuities

The Political Economy of Social Welfare and Labour Market Policy in Canada

edited by Andrew Johnson, Stephen McBride & Patrick Smith

Regulating Labour

The State, Neo-Conservatism and Industrial Relations

edited by Larry Haiven, Stephen McBride & John Sheilds