Adam Tickell

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Adam Tickell is affiliated with the following schools: University of Sussex, University of Leeds, University of Bristol, University of Birmingham, University of Manchester, Royal Holloway, University of London, University of Southampton

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According to Wikipedia, Adam Tickell FAcSS is a British economic geographer, whose work explores finance, English local governance, and the politics of ideas. He is Vice-Chancellor of the University of Birmingham, and was formerly Vice-Chancellor of the University of Sussex. He also edited the Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers.

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Neoliberalizing Space (2002) (2010)
Accumulation, regulation and the geographies of post-Fordism: missing links in regulationist research (1992) (317)
Making global rules: globalisation or neoliberalisation (2003) (283)
Manchester Plays Games: Exploring the Local Politics of Globalisation (1996) (270)
Social regulation after Fordism:regulation theory, neo-liberalism and the global-local nexus (1995) (254)
Local modes of social regulation? Regulation theory, thatcherism and uneven development (1992) (252)
Searching for a New Institutional Fix: The After‐Fordist Crisis and the Global‐Local Disorder (2008) (216)
Performing finance: the industry, the media and its image (2004) (188)
Business Goes Local: Dissecting the ‘Business Agenda’ in Manchester* (1995) (166)
2. Neoliberalizing Space (2012) (163)
Accessibility, sustainability, excellence: how to expand access to research publications.: Executive summary (2014) (153)
The Return of the Manchester Men: Men's Words and Men's Deeds in the Remaking of the Local State (1996) (108)
Too many partners... The future for regeneration partnerships (1994) (106)
Accessibility, sustainability, excellence: how to expand access to research publications. Executive summary. (2013) (70)
Politics and Practice in Economic Geography (2007) (69)
Dangerous derivatives: controlling and creating risks in international money (2000) (64)
Making a Melodrama out of a Crisis: Reinterpreting the Collapse of Barings Bank (1996) (51)
METHODS MATTER: TRANSFORMATIONS IN ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY (2007) (44)
Governing the mega-region: governance and networks across London and the South East of England (2005) (41)
Reflections on “Activism and the Academy” (1995) (41)
Labour Market Policy as Flexible Welfare: Prototype Employment Zones and the New Workfarism (2000) (40)
England's Problem Region: Regionalism in the South East (2002) (39)
Global finance and the German model: German corporations, market incentives, and the management of employer‐sponsored pension institutions (2002) (35)
Apparitions of neoliberalism: revisiting ‘Jungle law breaks out’ (2012) (34)
A Decade of Decentralisation? Assessing the Role of the Government Offices for the English Regions (2005) (28)
Creative finance and the local state: the Hammersmith and Fulham swaps affair (1998) (26)
Emergent Frameworks in Global Finance: Accounting Standards and German Supplementary Pensions* (2001) (21)
Global Rhetorics, National Politics: Pursuing Bank Mergers in Canada (2000) (20)
Putting Japanese investment in Europe in its place (1997) (19)
Olympic dreams: visions of partnership (2002) (18)
The German Social Market in the World of Global Finance: Pension Investment Management and the Limits of Consensual Decision Making (2000) (18)
Cultures of Money (2003) (18)
Progress in the geography of services II: services, the state and the rearticulation of capitalism (2001) (17)
The role of inward investment promotion in economic development strategies: The case of northern England (1993) (17)
The North East Region Referendum Campaign of 2004: Issues and Turning Points (2005) (15)
Geography of services: progress in the geography of services III – time to move on? (2002) (15)
Unstable Futures: Controlling and Creating Risks in International Money (1999) (15)
The geographies of services: new wine in old bottles (1999) (15)
“Retooling the Machine: Economic Crisis, State Restructuring, and Urban Politics” (2020) (14)
Introduction: Reading Economic Geography (2008) (14)
Banking on Britain? The Changing Role and Geography of Japanese Banks in Britain (1994) (11)
Globalization in practice (2014) (11)
On critical geography and civil society (1998) (10)
Book review essay: Questions About Globalization (1998) (10)
Accounting Standards and German Supplementary Pensions: The Emerging Framework Underpinning Global Finance (2000) (10)
Sponsorship, academic independence and critical engagement: A forum on shell, the Ogoni dispute and the royal geographical society (with the institute of British geographers) (1999) (9)
Rescripting Urban Regeneration: The Mancunian Way (1999) (8)
Open access to research publications : independent advice (2016) (7)
Restructuring the British Financial Sector into the Twenty-first Century (1997) (6)
Prototype employment zones: a qualitative and contextual evaluation (2000) (6)
A tax on success? Privatization, employment and the ‘Windfall Tax’ (1998) (6)
Building a World Class Region: Regional Strategy in the South East of England (2002) (5)
Implementing Open Access in the United Kingdom (2013) (4)
Reviews: The Flâneur, Spaces of Identity: Global Media, Electronic Landscapes and Cultural Boundaries, Travelers, Immigrants, Inmates: Essays in Estrangement, Myth and Metropolis: Walter Benjamin and the City, Consuming Places, Borders, Boundaries and Frames: Essays in Cultural Criticism and Cultura (1996) (3)
Winners of the Anniversary Award (1996) (3)
Coordinating governance in the South East mega-region. Toward joined up thinking (2008) (2)
The transformation of financial regulation in the United Kingdom: the Barings case (2001) (2)
Globalisation in Practice (2014) (2)
Pensions and Politics (2003) (2)
Editorial: Changes at Transactions (2006) (1)
England: The state of the regions (2002) (1)
Book reviews : Pred, A. and Watts, M.J. 1992: Reworking moder nity: capitalism and symbolic discontent. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press. xviii+254 pp. US$45.00 cloth, US$17.00 paper. ISBN 0 8135 1831 8; 0 8135 1832 6 (1993) (0)
Building society conversions and the Yorkshire and Humberside economy (1996) (0)
Introduction: Problematizing Production (2004) (0)
Labour markets (2020) (0)
Campaigning and the media: the north east referendum of 2004 (2006) (0)
The Geography of the World Economy: Paul Knox and John Agnew, 2nd edn, Edward Arnold, London (Distributed in USA by Routledge, Chapman and Hall), 1994, 436pp £16.99/$24.95, ISBN 0 340 59575 2 (1997) (0)
The South East region? (2002) (0)
Book reviews : Daniels, P.W. 1993: Service industries in the world economy. Oxford: Basil Blackwell. xiv + 210 pp. £40.00 cloth, £11.99 paper. ISBN: 0 631 17703 5 (cloth), 0 631 18132 6 (paper) (1994) (0)
Introduction: From Distance to Connectivity (2004) (0)
Introduction: Producing Nature (2004) (0)
Sponsorship, academic independence and critical engagement: A forum on shell, the Ogoni dispute and the royal geographical society (with the institute of British geographers): On getting inside the project (1999) (0)
Book reviews : Beynon, H., Hudson, R. and Sadler, D. 1994: A place called Teesside: a locality in a global econ omy. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. xi + 209 pp. £35.00 cloth. ISBN: 0 7486 0468 5 (1995) (0)
Book Review: Mad money (2000) (0)
Financial services in Leeds - 1996 - a survey of the financial services industry (1996) (0)
Conclusion : Neoliberal ( ism ) Rules ? (2002) (0)
BUILDING SOCIETY CONVERSIONS AND THE 17 – 19 YORKSHIRE AND HUMBERSIDE ECONOMY (0)
Introduction: Paradigms Lost (2004) (0)
Prosperity and Inequality: Observations on Bluestone and Harrison (2001) (0)
Respecifying globalisation: An Editorial Essay (2014) (0)
Editorial matters: Editorial matters (2005) (0)
Book reviews (2001) (0)
Editorial: Signing off (2007) (0)
Global Standards (2005) (0)
Book Review: Geographies of global change: remapping the world in the late twentieth century (1997) (0)
Introduction: Bringing in the Social (2004) (0)
Reviews (1994) (0)

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