Hickel, Jason
Dr Jason Hickel
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Non LSE positions held
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Position held
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Various institutions
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Policy Consultant on African Affairs and Economic Development
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Experience keywords:
agriculture; African affairs; democracy; violence; economic development; trade unions; migration; political conflict; labour; HIV/AIDS
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Sectors and industries to which research relates:
Consultancy; Policy and Regulatory Bodies
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Countries and regions to which research relates:
Sudan; sub-Saharan Africa; Zimbabwe; Africa; Swaziland; South Africa; South Sudan; Uganda; Nigeria; Southern Africa; Lesotho
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Languages: French [Spoken: Intermediate, Written: Intermediate]; Hindi [Spoken: Intermediate, Written: Intermediate]; SiSwati [Spoken: Fluent, Written: Fluent]; Zulu [Spoken: Fluent, Written: Intermediate]
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Media experience:
Has written for mainstream press; Radio; TV
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The following references are sourced from LSE Research Online|. References that are linked lead to the full text.
Hickel, Jason and Healy, Megan, (eds.) (2013) The politics of home in KwaZulu-Natal. University of KwaZulu-Natal Press, Scottsville, South Africa. Hickel, Jason (2013) The real experience industry: student development projects and the depoliticization of poverty. Learning and teaching, 5 (2). ISSN 1755-2273 Hickel, Jason (2012) Neoliberal plague: AIDS and global capitalism. Al Jazeera Hickel, Jason (2012) The World Bank and the development delusion. Al Jazeera Hickel, Jason (2012) Social engineering and revolutionary consciousness: domestic transformations in colonial South Africa. History and anthropology, 23 (3). pp. 301-322. ISSN 0275-7206 Hickel, Jason (2012) Constituting the commons: oil and development in post-independence South Sudan. In: Winderquist, Karl and Howard, Mike, (eds.) Exporting the Alaska model: adapting the permanent fund dividend for reform around the world. Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN 9781137006592 Hickel, Jason (2012) Can South Sudan learn from the Alaska model? The Africa Report Hickel, Jason (2012) A short history of Neoliberalism (and how we can fix it). New left project Hickel, Jason (2012) Egypt’s revolution is not yet over. Le Monde Hickel, Jason (2012) Neoliberal Egypt: the hijacked revolution. Al Jazeera Hickel, Jason (2012) Neoliberal plague: the political economy of HIV transmission in Swaziland. Journal of Southern African studies, 38 (3). pp. 513-529. ISSN 0305-7070 Hickel, Jason and Khan, Arsaln (2012) The culture of capitalism and the crisis of critique. Anthropological quarterly, 85 (1). pp. 203-227. ISSN 0003-5491 Hickel, Jason (2012) Subaltern consciousness in South Africa’s labor movement: ‘workerism’ in the KwaZulu-Natal sugar industry. South African historical journal, 64 (3). pp. 664-684. ISSN 0258-2473 Hickel, Jason (2011) Rich, white and crazy. Hickel, Jason (2011) Sweatshop sugar: labour exploitation in South Africa’s cane fields. Hickel, Jason (2011) Rethinking sweatshop economics. Hickel, Jason (2011) Saving Uganda from its oil. Hickel, Jason (2011) Saving Uganda from Its Oil. Hickel, Jason (2011) Fallacy of ‘freedom’: USAid and neoliberal policy in Egypt. Hickel, Jason (2011) Trading with the enemy. Hickel, Jason (2010) The US, the AU and the new scramble for Africa. Pambazuka news, 502 ISSN 1753-6839 Hickel, Jason (2010) Prosperity or plunder?: Nigeria slipping at an oily crossroads. Monthly review zine, Hickel, Jason (2010) Rethinking Jeffrey Sachs and the ‘Big Five’: new proposals for the end of poverty. Pambazuka news, 470 ISSN 1753-6839 Hickel, Jason (2010) Africa, nature, and the march of the development technocrats. Monthly review zine, Hickel, Jason (2010) From rights to commons: dispatches from the South African revolution. Monthly review zine, Hickel, Jason (2010) Invictus: Hollywood pretends to learn from Nelson Mandela. Monthly review zine, Hickel, Jason (2009) Not so sweet history of sugar unions in South Africa. South African labour bulletin , 33 (3). ISSN 0377-5429 Hickel, Jason How to occupy the world.
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