BIOGRAPHY - Phillip O'Neill

Title:	Professor
Full Name:	Phillip O'Neill
Email:	NOT VALID - See WS10
Work Phone:	+61-2-49215095
Fax:	+61-2-49215877
City:	Callaghan
State:	NSW
Country:	Australia
Working Details
Institution:	University of Newcastle
Department:	Centre for Urban and Regioinal Studies
Position:	Director
Participation
Participation:	Participation in the Network's Paradigm and Applications Working Group (select the appropriate options) Paradigm Working Groups Socio-spatial theory Methodologies, tools and techniques Scenarios and forecasting Sources, data quality and data integration Application Working Groups National and regional socio-economic change Population, economic and information flows Social and economic networks Regional development and community capacity building Behaviour and well-being in socio-spatial settings
Project Involvement

Publication History
Publications:	Publication 1: O’Neill, P.M., 2006, A public language for analysing the corporation, in Barnes, T., Sheppard, E., Peck, J. & Tickell, A., eds, Politics and Practice in Economic Geography, Sage, London Publication 2: McGuirk, P.M. & O’Neill, P.M., 2005, Using questionnaires in qualitative human geography, in I. Hay, ed., Qualitative Research Methods in Human Geography, Oxford, Melbourne, 147-162 Publication 3: O’Neill P.M., 2004, Institutional behaviours and the prospects of new regionalism, in Rainnie, A. (ed), The ‘New Regionalism’ in Australia: Models of Work, Organisation and Governance, Ashgate, Aldershot, 49-68 Publication 4: O’Neill, P.M., 2003, Bringing the qualitative state into economic geography, in T. Barnes, J. Peck, E. Sheppard & A. Tickell, eds, Reading Economic Geography, Blackwell: Oxford and Cambridge MA, 321-337 Publication 5: J.K. Gibson-Graham & O’Neill, P.M., 2001, Exploring a new class politics of the enterprise, Gibson-Graham, J.K., Resnick, S. & Wolff, R., eds, Re/Presenting Class: Essays in Postmodern Marxism, Duke Uni. Press: London (ISBN 0 8223 2709 0), 56-80 Publication 6: O’Neill, P.M., Fagan, B, 2006, Geographical Takes on Three Decades of Economic Reform in Australia, Geographical Research, 44, 2 Publication 7: O’Neill, P.M., 2006, Reterritorialisation of economies and institutions along the Australian eastern seaboard, Space and Polity, 9, 283-305 Publication 8: O'Neill, P. M. & Moore, N.M., 2005, Real institutional responses to neoliberalism, Geographical Research, 43, 1, 19-28. Publication 9: O'Neill, P. M. & Argent, N., 2005, Neoliberalism in Antipodean Spaces and Times, Geographical Research, 43, 1, 2-8 Publication 10: O’Neill, P.M. & McGuirk, P.M. 2003, Reconfiguring the CBD: work and discourses of design in Sydney, Urban Studies, 39, 1751-1767
Current Research Interests
Current Research:	Current Research 1: Urban economies Current Research 2: State theory Current Research 3: Institutional practices