Bringing recent developments in emotional geography into dialogue with political concerns, contemporary issues of governance and the development and implementation of social policy, this book sets the intellectual scene for research into the geographical dimensions of both emotional states of governance and governing emotional states. A range of field sites are used to examine issues of regulation, modification and potential manipulation of emotional affects, professional and personal identities and political technologies. The book will be of interest to researchers and students in social policy, human geography and related disciplines.…mehr
Bringing recent developments in emotional geography into dialogue with political concerns, contemporary issues of governance and the development and implementation of social policy, this book sets the intellectual scene for research into the geographical dimensions of both emotional states of governance and governing emotional states. A range of field sites are used to examine issues of regulation, modification and potential manipulation of emotional affects, professional and personal identities and political technologies. The book will be of interest to researchers and students in social policy, human geography and related disciplines.
Eleanor Jupp is a Lecturer in Social Policy at the University of Kent, UK. Jessica Pykett is a Senior Lecturer in Human Geography at the University of Birmingham, UK. Fiona M. Smith is a Lecturer in Human Geography at the University of Dundee, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction: governing with feeling Jessica Pykett, Eleanor Jupp and Fiona M. Smith PART I: Approaching emotional governance: feminism and gendered labour 2. Rationality, responsibility and rage: the contested politics of emotion governance Janet Newman 3. Reframing co-production: gender, relational academic labour and the university Bryony Enright, Keri Facer and Wendy Larner PART II: Emotions in public policy-making 4. Choice architecture as new governance: the case of the Dutch housing market Kayleigh van Oorschot, Menno Fenger and Mark van Twist 5. Governing mindfully: shaping policy makers' emotional engagements with behaviour change Jessica Pykett, Rachel Howell, Rachel Lilley, Rhys Jones and Mark Whitehead 6. The sentimental civil servant Rosie Anderson PART III: Emotions in public services 7. Behaviourally, emotionally and socially 'problematic' students: interrogating emotional governance as a form of exclusionary practice Jennifer Lea, Louise Holt and Sophie Bowlby 8. 'Supporting People': regulation, welfare practice and emotions Rachael Dobson 9. Fearful asymmetry: circuits of paranoia in governing through school inspection John Clarke 10.Troubling feelings in family policy and interventions Eleanor Jupp PART IV: Emotions of citizenship and participation 11. The role of multicultural fantasies in the enactment of the state: the English National Health Service (NHS) as an affective formation Shona Hunter 12. Whose feelings count? Performance politics, emotion and government immigration control Kirsten Forkert, Emma Jackson and Hannah Jones 13. Governing through civic pride: pride and policy in local government Tom Collins 14. An affective journey to active citizenship Mark Griffiths 15. The relational spaces of mentoring with young people 'at risk' Fiona M. Smith, Matej Blazek, Donna Marie Brown and Lorraine van Blerk Afterword: looking beyond our emotional present Elizabeth A. Gagen
1. Introduction: governing with feeling Jessica Pykett, Eleanor Jupp and Fiona M. Smith PART I: Approaching emotional governance: feminism and gendered labour 2. Rationality, responsibility and rage: the contested politics of emotion governance Janet Newman 3. Reframing co-production: gender, relational academic labour and the university Bryony Enright, Keri Facer and Wendy Larner PART II: Emotions in public policy-making 4. Choice architecture as new governance: the case of the Dutch housing market Kayleigh van Oorschot, Menno Fenger and Mark van Twist 5. Governing mindfully: shaping policy makers' emotional engagements with behaviour change Jessica Pykett, Rachel Howell, Rachel Lilley, Rhys Jones and Mark Whitehead 6. The sentimental civil servant Rosie Anderson PART III: Emotions in public services 7. Behaviourally, emotionally and socially 'problematic' students: interrogating emotional governance as a form of exclusionary practice Jennifer Lea, Louise Holt and Sophie Bowlby 8. 'Supporting People': regulation, welfare practice and emotions Rachael Dobson 9. Fearful asymmetry: circuits of paranoia in governing through school inspection John Clarke 10.Troubling feelings in family policy and interventions Eleanor Jupp PART IV: Emotions of citizenship and participation 11. The role of multicultural fantasies in the enactment of the state: the English National Health Service (NHS) as an affective formation Shona Hunter 12. Whose feelings count? Performance politics, emotion and government immigration control Kirsten Forkert, Emma Jackson and Hannah Jones 13. Governing through civic pride: pride and policy in local government Tom Collins 14. An affective journey to active citizenship Mark Griffiths 15. The relational spaces of mentoring with young people 'at risk' Fiona M. Smith, Matej Blazek, Donna Marie Brown and Lorraine van Blerk Afterword: looking beyond our emotional present Elizabeth A. Gagen
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