Nottingham Contemporary

Recent papers from Nottingham Contemporary

1. Dying myths of neoliberalism: Reflections on socialisation in the age of precarityEuropean Journal of Social Theory · 2026
2. Renaming in Adoption: Exploring Name Ambivalence in Adoptive Parents' Name StoriesChild & Family Social Work · 2025
3. The use of water in wineries: A reviewThe Science of The Total Environment · 2024
4. Embedding wellbeing in career development practice: trialling a new structure for guidance conversations in Scotland and WalesBritish Journal of Guidance and Counselling · 2023
5. Opinion piece: history matters – evidence and proposals for actionWorld Federation of Occupational Therapists Bulletin · 2020
6. Social sustainability as a challenge for urban scholarsCity · 2018
7. Researching state rescaling in China: methodological reflectionsArea Development and Policy · 2017
8. "Glass Ceiling" or "Sticky Floor": The Evidence from Chinese Labor MarketAdvances in Economics and Business · 2017
9. How networks influence radical innovation: the effects of heterogeneity of network ties and crowding outJournal of Business and Industrial Marketing · 2016
10. For a revival of feminist consciousness-raising: horizontal transformation of epistemologies and transgression of neoliberal TimeSpaceGender and Education · 2016
11. The arrival of critical citizens: decline of political trust and shifting public priorities in ChinaInternational Review of Sociology · 2016
12. China's expanding influence in Africa: projection, perception and prospects in Southern African countriesCommunicatio · 2016
13. Republican Personality Cults in Wartime China: Contradistinction and CollaborationComparative Studies in Society and History · 2015
14. I am Tibetan? An exploration of online identity constructions among Tibetans in ChinaAsian Ethnicity · 2015
15. Intra- and inter-regional research collaboration across organizational boundaries: Evolving patterns in ChinaTechnological Forecasting and Social Change · 2015
16. The impact of foreign bank penetration on the domestic banking sector: new evidence from ChinaEuropean Journal of Finance · 2015
17. Rethinking the ‘mirroring’ hypothesis: implications for technological modularity, tacit coordination, and radical innovationR and D Management · 2015
18. Collaborative Socially Responsible Practices for Improving the Position of Chinese Workers in Global Supply ChainsJournal of Current Chinese Affairs · 2014
19. Managing China's energy sector: between the market and the stateAsia Pacific Business Review · 2014
20. What determine firms’ capital structure in China?Managerial Finance · 2014