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Forthcoming
Whitehead, M. Jones, R. and Pykett, J. (in
press) ‘Governing Irrationality, or a More-Than-Rational Government:
Reflections on the Re-scientization of Decision-making in British Public Policy’
Environment and Planning A.
Adey, P. Whitehead, M. and Williams, A. (in preparation). From Above: The
Politics and Practice of the View From Above (Hurst, London)
Jones, R. Pykett, J and Whitehead, M. (in preparation) Changing Behaviours:
On the the Rise of Psychological State (Edward Elgar).
Keil, R. and Whitehead, M. (in press) 'Urban Politics and
Sustainability' Mossberger, K and Smith, S. Oxford Handbook of Urban
Politics (Oxford University Press). Whitehead,
M. 'Urban Sustainability and Economic Development' in Hutton, T. and Paddison,
R. Handbook of Urban Economic Development (Sage).
Whitehead. M. (in press) 'The
Sustainable City an Obituary: Critical Reflections on the Future of Sustainable
Urbanism' in Flint, J. and Raco. M (eds.) Sustaining Success: The New
Politics of Sustainable Urban Planning (Policy Press, Bristol).
Jones, R. Pykett, J. Whitehead, M. (in press) 'Governing Temptation: On the Rise
of Libertarian Paternalism in the UK' Progress in Human Geography
Mason, K. and Whitehead, M. (in press) 'Transition Urbanism and the Contested Politics of
Ethical Place-Making' Antipode
2011
Pykett, J. Jones, R. whitehead, M. Huxley M. Strauss, K. Gill, N. McGeevor, K.
Thompson, L. Newman, J. (2011) 'Interventions in the political geography of
'libertarian paternalism' Political Geography pages 1-10.
Whitehead, M. (2011) 'Environment Inc. and Panda Logos (Editorial)'
Environmental Values 20.1 pages 1-5.
Jones, R. Pykett, M. and Whitehead, M. (2011) 'The Geographies of Soft Paternalism: the
rise of the avuncular state and changing behaviour after neoliberalism'
Geography Compass. 2010
Jones, R. Pykett, J. Whitehead, M. (2010) 'Big Society's Little Nudges' Political
Insight
(December)
Whitehead, M. (2010) 'Hollow Sustainabilities:
Perspective on Sustainable Development in the Post-Socialist World'
Geography Compass vol. 4(11) pp.1618-1634.
Whitehead, M. (2010) 'Class and Nature' in Wharf, B ed.
Encyclopaedia of Human Geography (Sage).
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2009
Whitehead, M (2009) State, Science and the Skies: Environmental Governmentality and
the British Atmosphere (Royal Geographical Society Book Series, Blackwell,
Oxford).
Whitehead, M. (2009) 'The Wood for the Trees: Ordinary Environmental Justice and
the Everyday Right to Urban Nature' International Journal of Urban and
Regional Research Vol.33.
Whitehead, M (2009) 'The Sustainable City' in Kitchin, R and Thrift, N The
International Encyclopaedia of Human Geography (Elsivier).
Mason, K and Whitehead, M (2009) 'Minding a Mendacious
Methodology: Living and Working in a Transition Town' Qualitative Researcher
(December)
2008
Whitehead, M (2008) 'Domesticating technologies: household reform, gender relations and
the British clean air movement, 1912-1965' Social and Cultural Geography
(Special issue Spatial Technologies/Technological Spaces) September.
Dixon, D. and Whitehead, M (2008) 'Technological Trajectories: Reflections on Geography and
Technology Studies' Social and Cultural Geography (Special issue Spatial
Technologies/Technological Spaces) September.
Whitehead, M (2008) 'Charles David Keeling' The
Encyclopaedia of Climate Change and Global Warming (Sage).
Whitehead, M (2008) 'Cold Monsters and Ecological Leviathan: on the relationships between
states and the environment' Geography Compass (March 2008).
2007
Whitehead, M (2007)
The Nature of the State:
Excavating
the Political Ecologies of the Modern State Oxford
Geographical and Environmental Studies Series (Oxford
University Press: Oxford) (with Jones, M and Jones R).
Whitehead, M (2007) 'The Architecture of
Partnerships: Urban Communities in the Shadow of Hierarchy:'
Policy
and Politics Vol. 31(1) pp. 3-23.
Whitehead,
M (2007) 'The Death of Nature' in Robbins, P Eds Encyclopaedia of Environment and Development
(Sage).
Whitehead,
M (2007) 'Environmentality'
in Robbins, P Eds Encyclopaedia of Environment and Development
(Sage).
2006
Whitehead,
M (2006) Spaces of Sustainability: Geographical Perspectives on the
Sustainable Society (Routledge: London).
Whitehead, M
(2006) 'The desert of the cartographic real: on John Pickles and
the history of spaces' Area Vol.38(3) pp. 242-243.
Whitehead, M
(2006) Spatializing the Ecological Leviathan: states, nature and the
production of regional space' Geografiska Annaler: Series B - Human Geography
(with M Jones and R Jones) March.
2005
Whitehead, M
(2005) 'Negotiating the networks of space, time and substance: a
geographical perspective on the sustainable citizen'
Citizenship Studies (With
Bullen, A) Vol.9(5) pp.499-516.
Whitehead, M (2005) 'Between the Marvellous and the Mundane: everyday life in the
socialist city
and the politics of the environment'
Environment and Planning D: Society and
Space. Vol. 23(2).
2004
Whitehead, M Eds (2004) New Horizons in British Urban Policy:
Perspectives on New Labour's Urban Renaissance (Ashgate: Aldershot) (with
Johnstone, C).
Whitehead,
M (2004) 'The
urban neighbourhood and the moral geographies of British Urban Policy' in
Johnstone, C and
Whitehead, M Eds (2004) New Horizons in British Urban Policy:
Perspectives on New Labour's Urban Renaissance (Ashgate: Aldershot).
Johnstone, C and Whitehead, M (2004) 'Horizons and barriers in British Urban policy' in
Johnstone, C and Whitehead, M Eds (2004) New Horizons in British Urban Policy: Perspectives on New
Labour's Urban Renaissance (Ashgate: Aldershot).
2003
Whitehead, M (2003) 'Love thy neighbourhood: Rethinking
the politics of scale and Walsall’s struggle for neighbourhood democracy'.
Environment and Planning A
Vol. 35(2) pp. 277-300.
Whitehead, M (2003) 'From moral space to the morality of scale. The case of the
sustainable region'
Ethics, Place and Environment Vol. 6(3) pp.
235-257.
Whitehead, M (2003)
'(Re)Analysing
the sustainable city:
nature, urbanization and the regulation of socio-environmental relations in the UK'.
Urban
Studies Vol.40(7) pp. 1183-1206.
Whitehead, M (2003)
‘In
the shadow of hierarchy’: meta-governance, policy reform and urban
regeneration in the West Midlands'
Area Vol. 35(1) pp. 6-14.
Goodwin
M, and Whitehead M, (2003) ‘Interpreting the regulatory geography of the
sustainable city: the rise of the sustainable city in the UK’ in 1.18. Human
Resource System Challenge VII: Human Settlement Development, edited by
Saskia Sassen and Peter J. Marcotullio, in the Encyclopedia of Life Support
Systems (EOLSS) (UNESCO, EOLSS Publishers, Oxford).
Whitehead, M (2003) 'Interactive learning and the politics of sustainable development'
Environmental
Education Vol.74(Autumn) pp. 31-35.
Whitehead, M (2000) ‘Regional devolution and the rise of the Sustainable
Region: lessons from the English Regional Sustainable Development Fora’, Regions
No.229-October pp.11-14.
Reviews:
Whitehead, M (forthcoming
2008) McGranahan and Marcotullio (2007) Scaling Urban Environmental Challenges:
From the Local to the Global and Back Again (Earth Scan) Urban Studies.
Whitehead, M (2006)
'Ghosts in the Garden of Earthly Delights' on Deverell and Hise's 'Land of
Sunshine' (2005) (Pittsburgh University Press, Pittsburgh) H-Net
Reviews.
Whitehead, M
(forthcoming) Brenner, N (2004) 'New State Spaces' (Oxford University Press,
Oxford) Political Geography
Whitehead, M
(2005) 'Urban flows and the Dark Spaces of Urban Nature' on Kaika, M (2005) 'City of Flows' (Routledge, London)
H-Net
Reviews April.
Whitehead, M (2005)
Fusco, L 'The Human Sustainable City' (Ashgate, Aldershot) Journal of Environmental Policy and
Planning
Whitehead, M (2002)
Andresen, S et al 'Science and Politics in International Environmental Regimes:
Between Integrity and Involvement' (Manchester University Press, Manchester) The Geographical Journal
Vol. 168(3) pp. 273-275.
Whitehead, M (2001) Pavlinek, P and Pickles, J 'Environmental Transitions:
Transformation and Ecological Defence in Central and Eastern Europe' (Routledge,
London) European
Urban and Regional Studies Book Review Vol 8(3) pp.273-279.
Reviews of Mark's books:
Spaces of Sustainability (Routledge,
2006):
'Whitehead has
envisioned Spaces of Sustainability as an
introduction to the key debates and philosophical
principles surrounding sustainable development and,
in this regard, he succeeds admirably. In a concise
fashion, he provides the reader with a well-informed
and eminently readable overview of the key debates,
theories and philosophical concepts, and policy
initiatives in the realm of sustainable development.
Furthermore, throughout the book he synthesizes a
diverse collection of literature from both academia
and the mass media and provides an eclectic and
interesting array of real-world case studies drawn
from a host of more and less developed countries
[...] As a consequence, Spaces of Sustainability
will serve as a valuable introduction for
upper-level undergraduate students in geography,
planning, public policy, and other social science
disciplines in a wide variety of geographic
settings' James, J. Biles, Indiana University,
Growth and Development (November 2007)
'This book is about ideas and approaches
to sustainability [...] it is an
excellent introduction to the topic for
geographers' -
Ian Gordon,
University of Manchester Geography
(Journal) 2007.
New Horizons in British Urban Policy (Ashgate
2004):
Known reviews - Allan Cochrane (Open
University) European Urban and Regional Studies 2006 13(2) pp.
186-187; Rob Atkinson (University of the West of England) Housing
Studies 2005 20(3) pp521-529; Alan Murie Housing and the Built
Environment 2005.
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‘…Providing a clear and
comprehensive guide to the complex range of urban initiatives introduced by New
Labour since it came to power, this volume unpacks the key elements of both the
policy rhetoric and material impact of the Blair government's urban
programme…Full of critical insights into the nature, content and impact of the
New Labour project on urban Britain this book will be of major interest and
relevance to all researchers and practitioners working on urban issues. It is,
quite simply, the most sophisticated, relevant and up-to-date examination of
urban policy in Britain currently available.’
Dr Nick Fyfe, University of Dundee, UK
‘This is an important, thought-provoking and often challenging collection. It
very effectively reviews the nature of contemporary urban policy but it goes far
beyond simple description…The analysis is deeply informed by new and exciting
ways of understanding the city and its future. And it is this combination that
makes the book such a fascinating read for all who are interested in the future
of Britain’s cities.’
Professor Allan Cochrane, The Open University, UK
‘…a series of stimulating, thought-provoking and insightful chapters…this book
represents a welcome addition to the literature on British urban policy,
providing readers with a judicious mixture of general overview chapters
supported by case studies and theme chapters that illustrate recent
developments.’ Housing Studies
‘...offers a stimulating and challenging series of perspectives...a useful
contribution to the literature.’ Journal of Housing and the Built Environment
‘It does not only provide an accessible overview of a variety of [New Labour’s]
urban policy initiatives but equally presents innovative ways of conceptualizing
and theorizing urban policy, identifies pitfalls of NL’s approach and suggest[s]
interesting strategies for reinvigorating emancipatory policies and making the
process of urban renaissance more inclusive…of major interest and relevance not
just to British, but to all researchers and practitioners working on the field
of urban policies.’ European Spatial Research and Policy
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