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Publications

Joe Painter has a lot of publications on his name:

Painter J. 1991. The geography of trade union responses to local government privatization.  
Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers 16: 214-26

Painter J, Philo C. 1995. Spaces of citizenship: an introduction. Political Geography 14: 107-
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Painter J. 1995. Politics, geography and 'political geography': a critical perspective. 
London: Arnold. 206 pp.

Goodwin M, Painter J. 1996. Local governance, the crises of Fordism and the changing 
geographies of regulation. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers 21: 635-48

Painter J. 1997. Regulation, regime and practice in urban politics. In Reconstructing regime
theory: regulating urban politics in a global economy, ed. M Lauria, pp. 122-43. Thousand 
Oaks: Sage

Painter J. 1999. New geographies of democracy in contemporary Europe. In Divided Europe:
society and territory, ed. A Williams, R Hudson, pp. 107-31. London: Sage

Painter J, Goodwin M. 2000. Local governance after Fordism: a regulationist approach. In The
new politics of British local governance, ed. G Stoker, pp. 33-53. Basingstoke: Macmillan

Painter J. 2000. A third way for Europe? Discourse, regulation and the European question in
Britain. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 91: 227-36

Painter J. 2002. Governmentality and regional economic strategies. In Habitus: a sense of 
place, ed. J Hillier, E Rooksby, pp.115-139. Aldershot: Ashgate

Painter J. 2002. Multilevel citizenship, identity and regions in contemporary Europe. In 
Transnational democracy: political spaces and border crossings, ed. J Anderson, pp.93-110.
London: Routledge

P. Cloke, I. Cook, P. Crang, M. Goodwin, J. Painter & C. Philo Practising human geography. 
London: Sage; 2004.

 Essays

J. Painter State:society. In: P. Cloke & R.J. Johnston Spaces of geographical thought:
deconstructing binaries. London: Sage; 2005:42-60

J. Painter Governmentality and regional economic strategies. In: J. Hillier & E. 
Rooksby Habitus: a sense of place. Aldershot: Ashgate; 2005:131-157.