Jason Hackworth
University of Toronto,Professor
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Email:
(416) 946-8764
Room 5010, Sidney Smith Hall (100 St. George)
Personal Website:
PhD:
Rutgers University (2000)
Other Degrees:
MA Arizona State University (1996)
MEP (Planning) Arizona State University (1996)
BA (Sociology) University of Cincinnati (1993)
MA Arizona State University (1996)
MEP (Planning) Arizona State University (1996)
BA (Sociology) University of Cincinnati (1993)
Research Interests:
- Urban political economy
- Comparative urban policy
- Ethno-racial conflict
Selected Publications:
Books
- Hackworth, J. 2019, forthcoming. Manufacturing Decline: How Racism and the Conservative Movement Crush the American Rust Belt (New York: Columbia University Press).
- Hackworth, J. 2012. Faith Based: Religious neoliberalism and the politics of welfare in the United States (Athens GA: University of Georgia Press).
- Hackworth, J. 2007. The Neoliberal City: Governance, ideology and development in American urbanism (Ithaca NY: Cornell University Press).
Refereed Articles
- Hackworth, J. 2019. Urban crisis as conservative bonding capital. City, 23(1), forthcoming.
- Hartt, M. and J. Hackworth. 2019. Household size decline, urban decline, or both?, International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, forthcoming.
- Hackworth, J. 2019. Gentrification as a politico-economic window: Reflections on the changing state of gentrification. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, early view.
- Hackworth, J. 2018. Race and the production of extreme land abandonment in the American Rust Belt. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 42(1): 51-73.
- Hackworth, J. 2017. Urban decline is not natural. Metropolitics, 11 April.
- Hackworth, J. 2016. Demolition as urban policy in the American Rust Belt. Environment and Planning A, 48(11): 2201-2222.
- Hackworth, J. 2016. Defiant neoliberalism and the danger of Detroit. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 107(5): 540-551.
- Hackworth, J. 2016. Why there is no Detroit in Canada. Urban Geography, 37(2): 272-295.
- Hackworth, J. 2015. Right-sizing as spatial austerity in the American Rust Belt. Environment and Planning A, 47(4): 766-782.
- Hackworth, J. and K. Nowakowski 2015. Using market-based policies to address market collapse in the American Rust Belt: The case of land abandonment in Toledo, Ohio. Urban Geography, 36(4): 528-549.
- Hackworth, J. 2014. The limits to market-based strategies for addressing land abandonment in shrinking American cities. Progress in Planning, 90: 1-37.
- Hackworth, J. and E. Gullikson 2013. Giving new meaning to religious conversion: Churches, redevelopment, and secularization in Toronto. The Canadian Geographer, 57(1): 72-89.
- Hackworth, J. and K. Stein 2012. The collision of faith and economic development in Toronto’s inner suburban industrial districts. Urban Affairs Review. 48(1): 35-61.
- Mah, J. and J. Hackworth 2011. Local politics and inclusionary housing in three large Canadian cities. Canadian Journal of Urban Research. 20(1): 57-80.
- Hackworth, J. and J. Akers 2011. Faith in the neoliberalization of post-Katrina New Orleans. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie. 102(1): 39-54.
- Hackworth, J. 2010. Compassionate neoliberalism?: Evangelical Christianity, the welfare state, and the politics of the Right. Studies in Political Economy. 86: 83-108.
- Hackworth, J. 2010. Faith, welfare, and the city: the mobilization of religious organizations for neoliberal ends. Urban Geography 31(6).
- Hackworth, J. 2009. Neoliberalism, partiality, and the politics of faith-based welfare in the United States. Studies in Political Economy. 84: 155-179.
- Hackworth, J. 2009. Normalizing ‘solutions’ to ‘government failure’: media representations of Habitat for Humanity. Environment and Planning A. 41(11): 2686-2705.
- Hackworth, J. 2008. The durability of roll-out neoliberalism under centre-left governance: the case of Ontario’s social housing sector. Studies in Political Economy 81: 7-26.
- Conway, T. and J. Hackworth 2007. Urban form and ecological integrity in the Greater Toronto Area. The Canadian Geographer. 51(1): 43-57.
- Hackworth, J. and A. Moriah 2006. Neoliberalism, contingency, and urban policy: the case of social housing in Ontario. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 30(3): 510-527.
- Hackworth, J. 2005. Emergent urban forms, or emergent post-modernisms? a comparison of large U.S. metropolitan areas. Urban Geography, 26(6): 484-519.
- Hackworth, J. and J. Rekers 2005. Ethnic packaging and gentrification: the case of four neighbourhoods in Toronto. Urban Affairs Review, 41(2): 211-236.
- Hackworth, J. 2005. Progressive activism in a neoliberal context: the case of efforts to retain public housing in the US. Studies in Political Economy, 75: 29-51.
- Hackworth, J. 2004. The neoliberal turn and the restructuring of public housing policy in the United States. Critical Planning, 11: 31-50.
- Hackworth, J. and E. Wyly 2003. Social polarization and the politics of low income mortgage lending in the United States. Geografiska Annaler, 85(3): 149-165.
- Hackworth, J. 2003. Public housing and the re-scaling of regulation in the US. Environment and Planning A, 35(3): 531-549.
- Hackworth, J. 2002. Local autonomy, bond-rating agencies and neoliberal urbanism in the US. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 26(4): 707-725.
- Hackworth, J. 2002. Post recession gentrification in New York City. Urban Affairs Review, 37(6): 815-843.
- Hackworth, J. and N. Smith 2001. The changing state of gentrification. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 92(4): 464-477.
- Hackworth, J. 2001. Inner city real estate investment, gentrification, and economic recession in New York City. Environment and Planning A, 33(5): 863-880.
- Hackworth, J. 2000. State devolution, urban regimes, and the production of geographic scale: the case of New Brunswick, NJ. Urban Geography, 21(5): 450-458.
- Hackworth, J. 1999. Local planning and economic restructuring: a synthetic interpretation of urban redevelopment. Journal of Planning Education and Research, 18(4): 293-306.
- Hackworth, J. 1998. From capital of the New-World to new world-capital: pre-1930s globalism in New York City. The Middle States Geographer, 31: 111-122.
Book Chapters
- Hackworth, J. (2018). Religious neoliberalism. Pp. 323-334 in D. Cahill, M. Cooper, M. Konings and D. Primrose (Eds.), SAGE Handbook on Neoliberalism. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
- Hackworth, J. (2018). The post-growth city? Pp. 197-205 in K. Ward, A.E.G. Jonas, B. Miller, and D. Wilson (Eds.), Handbook on Spaces of Urban Politics. London: Routledge.
- Hackworth, J. 2016. The public-private partnership. Pp. 396-405, in S. McGovern (Ed.), Urban Politics: A reader. Thousand Oaks, CA: CQ Press.
- Hackworth, J. 2015. The normalization of market-fundamentalism in Detroit: The case of land abandonment. Pp. 75-90, in M.P. Smith and L.O. Kirkpatrick (Eds.), Reinventing Detroit. New Brunswick, N.J. and London: Transaction Publishers.
- Hackworth, J. 2012. Faith, welfare, and the formation of the modern American Right. Pp. 91-108, in Tuomas Martikainen and Francois Gauthier (Eds.), Religion in the Neoliberal Age: Political Economy and Modes of Governance. London: Ashgate.
- Hackworth, J. 2010. Neoliberalism for God’s Sake: Sectarian justifications for secular policy transformation in the United States. Pp. 357-379, in A.L. Molendijk, J. Beaumont, and C. Jedan, (Eds.), Exploring the postsecular: the religious, the political, the urban. Leiden, NL: Brill.
- Hackworth, J. and N. Smith 2010. The changing state of gentrification. Pp. 65-76, in L. Lees, T. Slater, and E. Wyly, (Eds.), The Gentrification Reader. London: Routledge.
- Hackworth, J. 2009. Destroyed by HOPE: Public housing, neoliberalism, and progressive housing activism in the US. Pp. 232-256, in S. Glynn, (Ed.), Where the other half lives: Lower income housing in a neoliberal world. London: Pluto Press.
- Hackworth, J. 2009. Political marginalization, misguided nationalism and the destruction of Canada’s social housing systems. Pp. 257-277, in S. Glynn, (Ed.), Where the other half lives: Lower income housing in a neoliberal world. London: Pluto Press.
- Hackworth, J. 2008. Kritika neoliberalnog grada. Pp. 92-103, in L. Kovačević, T. Medak, P. Milat, M. Sančanin, T. Valentić, and V. Vuković, (Eds.), Priručnik Za Život U Neoliberalnoj Stvarnsosti. Zagreb: Prosinac. (translated into Croatian by T. Valentić)
- Hackworth, J. 2005. Die reform des offentlichen Wohnungsbaus in den USA. Pp. 14-31, in V. Eick, J. Sambale, and M. Mayer, (Eds.), Sozialer Wohnungsbau, Arbeitsmarkt(re)integration und der neoliberale Wohlfahrtsstaat in der Bundesrepublik und Nordamerika. Berlin: Free University. (translated into German by Volker Eick and Jens Sambale)
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