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MATTHEW SPARKE,
Ph.D. Director of the University of Washington's Online Integrated Social Science Major Box 353550, University
of Washington
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Since 2000, most of my research has been focused on globalization. I also teach large introductory courses on the topic at the University of Washington (GEOG/SIS 123), and I have recently published a textbook Introducing Globalization. With chapters on global trade, finance, labor, law, governance, space, and health, this new book explores the ties and tensions of global interdependency in ways that simultaneously underline patterns of uneven development. By taking this evidence-based approach to uneven patterns of global integration, the book also reveals how more simplified representations of 'Globalization' as new, inevitable and flat serve to naturalize neoliberalization. Excerpts, information about e-access, and companion pages for both instructors and students are available from Wiley-Blackwell.  Based on research funded by a National Science Foundation CAREER grant, I have also authored another book and over 75 other publications on related themes: including the ways in which market-led dynamics are remaking nation-states, border regions, and the meaning and practices of citizenship. Some of these publications are listed below, including my most recent writing on globalization and global health. Matthew Sparke, accepted and forthcoming, “Health,” in The SAGE Handbook of Progress in Human Geography edited by Roger Lee, Noel Castree, Rob Kitchin, Vicky Lawson, Anssi Paasi, Sarah Radcliffe and Charles Withers, Thousand Oaks: Sage. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2013, "From Global Dispossession to Local Repossession: Matthew Sparke, with Dimitar Anguelov, 2012, "H1N1, Globalization and the Epidemiology of Inequality," Health and Place, 18, 726–73 PDF Matthew Sparke, 2012, “Debtscapes, double-agents and development: Reflections on Poverty Capital,” editor’s essay introducing a review symposium in Antipode, 44 (2): 517 – 522. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2012, “Ethnography, Affect, Geography, and Unemployment,” Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 102 (2): 510 – 515. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2012, "Globalization Discourse, Geoeconomics, Neoliberalization and Philanthrocapitalism," an interview for Exploring Geopolitics. LINK Matthew Sparke, with Tim Bunnell, James Sidaway and Carl Grundy-Warr, 2012, “Geographies of power in the Indonesia-Malaysia-Singapore growth triangle,” in Derudder, B., Hoyler, M., Taylor, P. J. and Witlox, F. (eds) International Handbook of Globalization and World Cities. Edward Elgar, pages 465 – 475. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2011, “The Look of Surveillance Returns,” in Martin Dodge, ed. Classics in Cartography, New York: Wiley. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2011, "Seattle's Cascadia Connections," AAG Newsletter, 46, 3. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2011, "Global Geographies," in Michael Brown and Richard Morrill, eds. Seattle Geographies, Seattle: University of Washington Press. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2011, A review of G. Spivak, Other Asias, Oxford: Blackwell, 2008, for Cultural Geographies. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2010, How is globalization transforming the borders of national identity? In Solem, M., Klein, P., Muñiz-Solari, O., and Ray, W., eds., AAG Center for Global Geography Education. LINK Matthew Sparke, 2010, "Global Seattle," AAG Newsletter LINK Matthew Sparke, 2009, “Unpacking economism and remapping the terrain of global health,” in Adrian Kay and Owain Williams, editors, Global Health Governance: Transformations, Challenges and Opportunities Amidst Globalization, New York: Palgrave Macmillan: 131 – 159. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2009, “On denationalization as neoliberalization: Biopolitics, class interest and the incompleteness of citizenship,” Political Power and Social Theory, v. 20: 287 – 300. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2009, “Triangulating Globalization,” an essay review of S. Sassen, Territory, Authority, Rights: From Medieval to Global Assemblages, Princeton: Princeton University Press, Journal of Historical Geography, 35: 376–381. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2008, "Mapping Global Mountains Beyond Local Mountains: Globalization and Paul Farmer’s Reframing of Care," originally prepared as teaching notes for when Tracy Kidder's, Mountains Beyond Mountains was set as a Common Book for the University of Washington. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2008, Mismapping 2020, Vreng, July, 2008: 18 - 24. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2008, “Political Geographies of Globalization (3): Resistance,” Progress in Human Geography, 32 (1): 1 – 18. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2007, “Everywhere but always somewhere: Critical geographies of the Global South,” The Global South, 1(1): 117 – 126. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2007, "Geopolitical Fear, Geoeconomic Hope and the Responsibilities of Geography," Annals of the Association of American Geographers 97 (2): 338 – 349. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2007, “Acknowledging Responsibility For Space,” an essay review of For Space by Doreen Massey, London: Sage, 2005, Progress in Human Geography 31 (3): 7 -15. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2006 “Political Geographies of Globalization: (2) Governance,” Progress in Human Geography, 30, 2 1–16. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2006 “A neoliberal nexus: Economy, security and the biopolitics of citizenship on the border,” Political Geography, 25, 2, 151 - 180. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2005, "Empire's Geography: War, Globalization and American Imperialism," from Matthew Sparke, In the Space of Theory: Postfoundational Geographies of the Nation-State, chapter 5: 239 - 312. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2005, with Kris Olds and James Sidaway, “White Death,” Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 23, 475 – 479. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2004 “Political Geographies of Globalization: (1) Dominance,” Progress in Human Geography, 28, 6 777–794. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2003, with Sue Roberts and Anna Secord, "Neoliberal Geopolitics" Antipode, 35, 5: pages 886 – 897. PDF Matthew Sparke, 2002, “Not a State, but a State of Mind: Cascading Cascadias and the Geo-Economics of Cross-Border Regionalism,” in Markus Perkmann and Ngai-Ling Sum, eds, Globalisation, Regionalisation and Cross-border Regions, New York: Palgrave Publishers, pages 212 - 240.PDF Matthew Sparke, 2000, “Chunnel Visions: Unpacking the Anticipatory Geographies of an Anglo-European borderland,” Journal of Borderland Studies, XV,1, pages 2 – 34. PDF |
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