Warwick Murray

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Warwick Murray is affiliated with the following schools: Victoria University of Wellington, University of Birmingham, University of Auckland, Australian National University

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According to Wikipedia, Warwick Murray PhD, FNZGS, DNZG is a New Zealand and British academic and musician. Academic career Murray graduated from the University of Birmingham in 1993, where he also gained a PhD 1997. He has held academic posts at the University of the South Pacific, and Brunel University . He was appointed professor of human geography and development studies in 2010 at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, which he joined in 2001. He has held sabbatical posts as visiting professor in geography at Cambridge University and Pontifica Universidad Católica de Chile as well as in Latin American studies at Oxford University . Murray retired from Victoria University of Wellington in October 2023 to take up short-term academic work and to pursue writing and music. He currently teaches human geography at Durham University, UK.

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Geographies of Globalization (2006) (113)
Neoliberalism is dead, long live neoliberalism? Neostructuralism and the international aid regime of the 2000s (2011) (85)
The Interaction of Global Value Chains and Rural Livelihoods: The Case of Smallholder Raspberry Growers in Chile (2011) (84)
The second wave of globalisation and agrarian change in the Pacific Islands (2001) (65)
Designing Development Research (2003) (63)
Competitive Global Fruit Export Markets: Marketing Intermediaries and Impacts on Small‐Scale Growers in Chile (1997) (52)
Promoting indigenous entrepreneurship through small‐scale contract farming: The poultry sector in Sarawak, Malaysia (2006) (50)
Exporting Stimulus and 'Shared Prosperity': Reinventing Foreign Aid for a Retroliberal Era (2018) (48)
Neo-feudalism in Latin America? Globalisation, agribusiness, and land re-concentration in Chile (2006) (46)
From dependency to reform and back again: The Chilean peasantry during the twentieth century (2002) (44)
The Neoliberal Inheritance: Agrarian Policy and Rural Differentiation in Democratic Chile (2002) (37)
The End of Transition? Chile 1990–2000 (2002) (35)
The Race to the Bottom of the Glass? Wine, Geography, and Globalization (2012) (35)
The inverse sovereignty effect: Aid, scale and neostructuralism in Oceania (2011) (34)
Grounding geographies of economic globalisation: globalised spaces in Chile's non-traditional export sector, 1980-2005. (2009) (34)
Towards post‐neoliberalism? The comparative politico‐economic transition of New Zealand and Chile (2008) (33)
Dilemmas of development in Oceania: the political economy of the Tongan agro‐export sector (2001) (31)
Class in a Glass: Capital, Neoliberalism and Social Space in the Global Wine Industry (2013) (31)
Christianity, Calamity, and Culture: The Involvement of Christian Churches in the 1998 Aitape Tsunami Disaster Relief (2004) (31)
Playing the scales: Regional transformations and the differentiation of rural space in the Chilean wine industry (2011) (30)
Transformations in resource peripheries: an analysis of the Chilean experience (2008) (30)
Neoliberal globalisation, "exotic" agro-exports, and local change in the Pacific Islands: a study of the Fijian kava sector. (2000) (29)
Paddling on One Side of the Canoe? The Changing Nature of New Zealand's Development Assistance Programme (2012) (29)
Retroliberalism and the new aid regime of the 2010s (2016) (29)
Defining Regions: the making of places in the New Zealand wine industry (2011) (26)
Fictive place (2016) (24)
Competition and co-operation in the semi-periphery: closer economic partnership and sectoral transformations in Chile and New Zealand (2007) (22)
Consumer Acceptance of Synthetic Corks (1997) (19)
The Globalisation of Fruit, Neo-liberalism and the Question of Sustainability: Lessons from Chile (1998) (19)
Working with Marginalised , Vulnerableor Privileged Groups (2003) (16)
Investing in place: articulations and congregations of capital in the wine industry (2016) (15)
Participatory Democracy in Brazil and Local Geographies: Porto Alegre and Belo Horizonte Compared (2007) (14)
Geographies of aid: A critical research agenda (2013) (13)
Investigating education, migration and development – Moving triangles in the Pacific (2017) (13)
Fictive clusters: Crafty strategies in the New Zealand beer industry (2016) (12)
The remaking of Casablanca: the sources and impacts of rapid local transformation in Chile's wine industry (2012) (11)
Reversing the Tide of Aid: Investigating Development Policy Sovereignty in the Pacific (2012) (10)
Research Note: Comparing indigenous language revitalisation: Te reo Māori in Aotearoa New Zealand and Mapudungun in Chile (2010) (10)
Political conflict in postcolonial Oceania (2003) (10)
Productive transformations and bilateralism in the semi‐periphery: A comparative political economy of the dairy complexes of New Zealand and Chile (2006) (9)
Land of miracles?: A critical analysis of poverty reduction strategies in Chile, 1975–2005 (2009) (8)
New Zealand and Chile: partnership for the Pacific century? (2004) (8)
The global agro-food complex , neoliberalism and small farmers in Chile Lessons for the Pacific Islands ? (2001) (8)
Ethical agro-food networks in global peripheries, Part I: The rise and recommodification of fair trade and organics (2018) (7)
Marginality in the South Pacific – the Example of Niue (2014) (7)
Pass the passport! Geographies of the Rugby World Cup 2011 (2013) (7)
FIJI Water, water everywhere: Global brands and democratic and social injustice (2017) (6)
Global Value Chains and Disappearing Rural Livelihoods: The Degenerationof Land Reform in a Chilean Village, 1995-2005 (2011) (6)
Geography and Participatory Democracy in Brazil: Porto Alegre and Belo Horizonte Compared (2007) (6)
Boom city! Regional resource peripheries and urban economic development in Chile (2020) (6)
Neoliberalism and Development (2009) (6)
Sustaining agro-exports in Niue: the failure of free-market restructuring. (2000) (5)
Learning journeys: Five paradigms of education for development (2020) (5)
Finding a place for New Zealand wine: terroir and regional denominations (2014) (5)
Local Responses to Global Restructuring in the Chilean Fruit Complex (1999) (5)
Calling all viewpoints (2003) (5)
Ethical agro‐food networks in global peripheries, Part II: Re‐placing commodity dependence (2018) (4)
Tourism, mobile livelihoods and ‘disorderly’ development in the Colca Valley, Peru (2019) (4)
Aid, Ownership and Development (2018) (4)
Niue Island: Geographical Perspectives on the Rock of Polynesia (2004) (4)
Behind the ‘Miracle’: Non‐Traditional Agro‐Exports and Water Stress in Marginalised Areas of Ica, Peru (2019) (4)
Globalisation is not spelt with a zed: Geography texts for and from Oceania (2018) (3)
Changing the geography of Asia Pacific Viewpoint (2005) (3)
Growing apart? The Persistence of Inequality in Chile, 1964 – 2010 (2012) (3)
Doing good by drinking wine? Ethical value networks and upscaling of wine production in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa (2019) (2)
Neoliberalism, Rural Underdevelopment and Geographies of the Global South (2008) (2)
Taking stock: Reflecting on Asia Pacific Viewpoint (2014) (2)
GI Blues: Geographical Indications and Wine in New Zealand (2017) (2)
Peripheries of neoliberalism: impacts, resistance and retroliberalism as reincarnation (2016) (2)
The TPPA, Agribusiness and Rural Livelihoods (2010) (1)
Outback Elvis: the story of a festival, its fans, and a town called Parkes (2018) (1)
Peripheries of neoliberalism (2016) (1)
4 Globalisation/localisation and development (2014) (1)
Divergent Pasts, Parallel Futures? Between Competition and Co‐operation in the Argentinian, Chilean and New Zealand Wine Sectors (2011) (1)
Globalization and place – the death of geography? (2014) (0)
Sites of consumption and sights of production: brew bars and craft beer in the city (2021) (0)
Exploring contemporary and historical comparisons and connections between New Zealand, Iberia and Latin America (2011) (0)
Aid (2020) (0)
Sovereignty (2018) (0)
Migration, Education and Marginality: Networks and Strategies in the Pacific Islands (2018) (0)
Back to the future? Historically-integrative environmental management strategies for sustainable agriculture in the Pacific Islands. (2000) (0)
Fictive places in wine markets (2021) (0)
Trends in aid (2020) (0)
Conclusions – aid and Oceanic sovereignty (2018) (0)
Does aid work? (2020) (0)
Certified utopia (2019) (0)
How is aid delivered? (2020) (0)
Tertiary teaching national award winners (2009) (0)
The inverse sovereignty effect (2018) (0)
Hojman, David E. (ed.), "Neo-Liberalism with a Human Face? The Politics and Economics of the Chilean Model" (Book Review) (1995) (0)
Aid in the Pacific in historic and geographic context (2018) (0)
Conclusions (2020) (0)
Distinguished New Zealand Geographer: Professor John Overton (2017) (0)
List of contributors (2021) (0)
Asserting Pacific sovereignty 1 (2018) (0)
Challenging placeism in Geography and beyond (2009) (0)
Aid in the Pacific Islands (2018) (0)
Local goverance and participatory democracy (2007) (0)
Conclusions : Futures for aid (2020) (0)
Ethical Value Networks in International Trade (2022) (0)
New Zealand Geographical Society Conference, July 2008 (2008) (0)
Aid and Development (2020) (0)
Global aid regimes and the Pacific (2018) (0)
What is aid? (2020) (0)
Retroliberalism and development (2022) (0)
Development, inequality and globalization (2014) (0)
Patterns of aid (2020) (0)
Aid and the ‘Circle of Security’ (2016) (0)

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