Towards a Cultural Political Economy

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The Gentle Art of Retroduction: Critical Realism, Cultural Political Economy and Critical Grounded Theory (2017, methodology): “Imaginaries are typically constructed in relation to hegemonic projects, which link economic success to the national/popular (or some equivalent) interest that ‘aims to mobilize a broader social constituency behind the growth strategy’ of the hegemonic class fraction (Sum & Jessop, 2013, p. 200).”
‘Benefits broods’: The cultural and political crafting of anti-welfare commonsense (2015, methodology): “To this end, in this article we adopt a ‘cultural political economy’ (Jessop, 2010; Sum & Jessop, 2013) approach to examine the co-production of the Welfare Reform Act (2012), (and in particular the Household Benefits Cap element of this legislation), and the cultural and political crafting of…”
Varieties of academic capitalism and entrepreneurial universities (2017, background): “Social imaginaries are crucial in simplifying complex natural and social worlds as a basis for ‘going on’ and, perhaps, transforming and stabilizing social relations (on imaginaries, see Sum and Jessop 2013).”