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Foucault and Spinoza: philosophies of immanence and the decentred political subject
Learning or earning in the 'smart state': changing tactics for governing early childhood
Youth and habitus at three Australian schools: perceptions of ambitions, risks and the future in reflexive modernity
A (con)fusion of discourses?: against the governancing of Foucault
Power at the heart of the present: exception, risk and sovereignty
Encounters with the 'dark side': new graduate nurses' experiences in a mental health service
- Hazelton, Michael, Rossiter, Rachel, Sinclair, Ellen, Morrall, Peter
Governing social reproduction in masterplanned estates: urban politics and everyday life in Sydney
- McGuirk, Pauline, Dowling, Robyn
Nursing, information technology and the humanization of Faculty of Health care
- Hazelton, Mike, Morrall, Peter
'You need to be healthy to be ill': constructing sickness and framing the body in Swedish healthcare
A progressive authoritarianism?: the case of post-2006 Fiji
Thinking differently about guidance: power, children's autonomy and democratic environments
‘You need to be healthy to be ill’: constructing sickness and framing the body in Swedish healthcare
Memory and kindergarten teachers' work: children's needs before the needs of the socialist state
The signature of power: sovereignty, governmentality and biopolitics
Retrofitting cities : local governance in Sydney, Australia
- Dowling, Robyn, McGuirk, Pauline, Bulkeley, Harriet
Retrofitting cities: local governance in Sydney, Australia
- Dowling, Robyn, McGuirk, Pauline, Bulkeley, Harriet
Global risk and the surveillance state: a sociology of new terrorism
'Silences' in the 'inclusive' early childhood classroom: sustaining a 'taboo'
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