Stuart Rosewarne

Stuart Rosewarne’s research and teaching interests are in environmental and ecological economics, critical socialist ecology, international political economy, and the political economy of gender.

His recent publications include: “Trading on Gender: The perversity of Asian labour exports as an economic development strategy” Work organisation labour and globalisation 2012; “Australia’s Climate Change Policy: A Capital Agenda”, Australian Options 2011; with Susan McGrath Champ and Yasmin Rittau “From one skill shortage to the next: the Australian construction industry and geographies of a global labour market” Journal of Industrial Relations 2011; with James Goodman “Climate policy: from carbon tax to direct action?” Chain Reaction 2010; “Meeting the challenge of climate change: the poverty of the economic narrative and market solutions as subterfuge” Journal of Australian Political Economy Summer Issue 2010/2011; with R. Pearse and J. Goodman “Researching direct action against carbon emissions: A digital ethnography of climate agency”, in Journal of Cosmopolitan Civil Societies, 2010.

Stuart is co-editor of Journal of Australian Political Economy, and Capitalism, Nature, Socialism