Katherine Gibson

Take Back the Economy

Katherine Gibson, Jenny Cameron, Stephen Healy, Georgios (Ed.) Gritzas et autres

Community economies, transformation pathways and the social and solidarity economy

Katherine Gibson

Co-authoring as J. K. Gibson-Graham

Katherine Gibson, Lynda Johnston, Alison L. Bain, Chen Misgav et autres

The chapter is the edited transcript of an online Zoom discussion across four time zones and five countries between the editors of this collection of essays about co-authorship and Katherine Gibson. In conversational interview, it offers a reflexive view of a life …

Researching Postcapitalist Possibilities: Pedagogy as Resubjectivation

Jenny Cameron, Katherine Gibson

Drawing on decades of place-based action research to make other economies possible, members of the Community Economies Institute (CEI) have developed a range of anticapitalist pedagogies. Most recently these pedagogies have informed the CEI Summer/Winter School on the theme of Researching Postcapitalist …

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Making other economies possible

Katherine Gibson

In the late 1990s J.K. Gibson-Graham introduced the idea of a ‘diverse economy’ to try and unsettle the discursive dominance of ‘the capitalist economy’ with its normalizing effects on thought and behaviour. A diverse economy includes not only capitalist economic activities but …

Obituary: Janice Monk

Ruth Fincher, Richard Howitt, Katherine Gibson, Simon P. J. Batterbury et autres

Australian-American feminist

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Janice Edith Jones Monk (13.03.1937–12.07.2024)

Richard Howitt, Ruth Fincher, Katherine Gibson, Simon P. J. Batterbury et autres

With Jan Monk's death on 12 July 2024, the Australian geography family lost one of our most loved colleagues and Australia lost one of its most significant public intellectuals.Janice Monk shaped feminist and social geography and was a rare pioneer in the …

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Action Research and Transformation: Lessons from Three Decades of Practice

Katherine Gibson

In this paper I look back over three decades of doing participatory action research and extract some lessons that bear upon the pressing issues of our time—namely, how to act in the face of unsustainable socio-economic growth trajectories and cascading environmental degradation. …

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Beyond the Auditable: Pathology, Professional Vision, and the Limits of Oversight for Regulating Psychotropic Drugs in Foster Care

Katherine Gibson

This article draws from an 18-month ethnographic study of professional practices with psychotropic drugs in Illinois to demonstrate how psychotropic drugs are framed in policy and regulated in practice. I first show that disordered youth—rather than dysfunctional institutions—have been centered as the …

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Being (From) There

Ruth Fincher, Katherine Gibson, Louise Johnson

While Jan Monk’s professional career is distinguished by her internationalism, she remains in our eyes a quintessentially Australian geographer. As feminist geographers also hailing from Australia, we see in Jan’s approach to scholarship, academia and professional conduct an Antipodean flavour of adventurousness, …

The diverse economies approach

Jenny Cameron, Katherine Gibson

Diverse Economies scholarship offers a distinctive approach that seeks to engender a political economy of possibility. It draws on Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Marxian and feminist theory but has been influenced by two important ruptures within these traditions, namely anti-essentialist Marxian political …

Living with flux in the Philippines: Negotiating collective well‐being and disaster recovery

Katherine Gibson, Ann Maxwell Hill

Anthropogenic climate change poses huge challenges to humanity. The frequency and magnitude of extreme weather is increasing. As more attention turns to disaster preparedness and recovery, it is worth recognising that many communities have a long history of living with the flux …

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