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Julie MacLeavy is Professor of Economic Geography at the University of Bristol.
""If you want to understand the complexities of austerity, there is no better place than MacLeavy’s book. She ties together the political project to shrink the welfare state and the impacts of austerity for individuals, families, public sector workers and communities. Devastating."" Mia Gray, University of Cambridge “This book weaves together a powerful story of neoliberalism and austerity as they have played out in Britain, not as abstract theories, but through the lived experience of disadvantaged communities.” Allan Cochrane, The Open University “Julie MacLeavy’s powerful and revelatory book shows that austerity was more than a cyclical episode, more even than an extended crisis, but a destructive and ongoing process of social and state transformation. It’s an incisive and important contribution.” Jamie Peck, University of British Columbia
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