The University of Auckland - Faculty of Arts
 

Dr David Craig
BA MA M Litt Auck , PhD ANU

Senior Lecturer

Department:
Sociology

Email:
da.craig@auckland.ac.nz

Extension:
88657 (ph + 64 9 373 7599)

Location:
Human Sciences Building
10 Symonds St
Level 9
Room 918 Office hours: Tuesdays 2-4pm or by appointment



Research Interests

Development, political economy, Liberalism, governance, health/well being, critical theory, art, NZ, SE Asia.

Current Research

Currently I am researching how ‘new institutional’ decentralised governance reforms in Cambodia interact with that country's neopatrimonial governance regimen, to produce effects which are variously good for marginal people and wider political economy/ human security. A book from this research (‘Development’s New Institutions’ will be out in 2009. I’m interested generally in relations between development modalities (neoliberal, new institutional and otherwise) and local outcomes, be they in governance, poverty, or human/ environmental security and conflict.  I’m also very interested in what happens in political economy, and in particular to neoliberalism: the ways it becomes institutionalized, and the effects of that on a range of social, political economic and environmental outcomes.

Postgraduate Supervision

Research student supervision

  • PhD principal supervisor - Aesthetic theory in Aotearoa New  Zealand: towards a Pakeha post-avant garde
  • MA principal supervisor -  Decentralisation and post conflict governance in Mindanao, Philippines
  • MA principal supervisor -  Water governance in Vietnam
  • PhD principal supervisor -  Chinese migrants, networks and social capital in NZ
  • PhD principal supervisor - Urban poverty reduction in Bangladesh
  • PhD principal supervisor - The political and cultural economy of the New Zealand Music Industry
  • PhD co-supervisor - Empire and imperialism
  • PhD co-supervisor - Post neoliberal social policy in New Zealand
  • PhD co-supervisor - Interagency cooperation to combat human trafficking in South East Asia
  • PhD co-supervisor - HIV infections in social contexts

Recent Publications

2008. CRAIG, D., ENG, N.'Accountability and Human Resource Management in Decentralised Cambodia', Phnom Penh, Cambodia Development Resource Institute, p.1-85, 2008

2008.  CRAIG, D., HORNG, V.'Strengthening sub-national planning and accountability in Cambodia's Decentralisation and Deconcentration reform context.', Phnom Penh, Cambodia Development Resource Institute, p.1-110, 2008

2008.  CRAIG, D., PAK, K.'Sub-national public expenditure management and accountability in Cambodia's Decentralisation and Deconcentration reform context.', Phnom Penh, Cambodia Development Resource Institute, p.1-92, 2008

2008.  CRAIG, D..'Setting a table in the provinces: domestic economies of ceramics in New Zealand', In:Richard Fahey (ed.), Clay Economies., Auckland, Six Point Press, p.19-40, 2008

2008. HUMPAGE, L and D CRAIG. From Welfare to welfare to work. Ch2 in OBrien. M, N. Lunt and B Stephens, Eds. New Zealand New Welfare Melbourne: Thompson, pps 41-48.

2008.  CRAIG, D.A.'Break on Through to This Side; David Hatcher's Negative Dialectics', The Reading Room: A Journal of Art and Culture, 02, p122-137, 2008

2008. CRAIG, D and D PORTER. The poverty of Development’s new institutionalism: over-reach, under-reach, reactions and options. Submitted to Development Policy Review, Jan 2008

2008.  CRAIG, D.A.'Archeology of Frail Re-territorialisation: Dane Mitchells Barricades', Dane Mitchell; Barricades, Review in National Grid, 4, p59-77, 2008

2008.  CRAIG, D.A.'Bespoke: Care, class and cultural capital', Anna Miles: Bespoke, Review in Journal of Modern Craft, 1, (1), p145-148, 2008

2007. CRAIG, D. Antipodean anti-turbulence in art and political economy. In V. Lynn (Ed.) Turbulence: the 3rd Auckland Triennial 2007. Auckland: Auckland Art Gallery. pp 22-27.

2007. CRAIG, D and G COTTERELL. Periodising neoliberalism? Policy and Politics, vol 35, pp497-514

2007. HORNG V., PAK, K., ENG, N., ANN, S., KIM, S., KNOWLES, J., and CRAIG, D. Conceptualizing accountability: Considering the Cambodian case. Annual Development Review 2006-07, Phnom Penh: CDRI. Pp 88-104.

2007. PAK, K., HORNG, V., ENG, N., ANN, S., KIM, S., KNOWLES, J., and CRAIG, D. Accountability and neo-patrimonialism in Cambodia: A critical literature review. CDRI Working Paper Series, No. 34. Phnom Penh: CDRI.

2007. ENG, N., ROS, B. and CRAIG, D. Sub-national public human resource management and accountability in Cambodia's Decentralisation and Deconcentration reform context. Phnom Penh, CDRI.

2007. PAK, K. and CRAIG, D. Sub-national public expenditure management and accountability in Cambodia's Decentralisation and Deconcentration reform context. Phnom Penh: CDRI.

2007: CRAIG, D. Time as material: Sandra Bushby’s zealotry. Catalogue Essay for Threadworks show by Sandra Bushby, Snow White Gallery, 22 August to 10 September 2007

2007: CRAIG, D. Bespoke: The pervasiveness of the handmade review: Craft Culture: Journal of Craft Victoria 


Current Teaching

 


Sociology
Course Title   Availability in 2010
SOCIOL 106     Sociology for Auckland   Semester 2
SOCIOL 210     Colonisation, Globalisation and Development   Semester 1
SOCIOL 712     After Neoliberalism?   Semester 2



 
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