Episode 115: Roger Burrows on Neo-Reactionalism (NRx), the Alt-right and Emerging Technology

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This week, Dominic talks with Roger Burrows. Roger Burrows is Professor in Global Inequalities in the School of Policy Studies at the University of Bristol, UK and Honorary Professorial Fellow at the Centre for Cities at the University of Melbourne, Australia. His most recent research has been on the social impacts of the global superrich and, more recently, the role of digital risk profiling technologies in housing markets. His writings on NRx include Smith, H. and Burrows, R. (2021) ’Software, Sovereignty and the Post-neoliberal Politics of Exit', Theory, Culture & Society, 38, 6:143-166, which is Open Access. 

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