BIOGRAPHY - William Pritchard

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

Publication 1:

Fold, N. & Pritchard, B. (eds) (2005) Cross-continental Food Chains, Routledge, London

Publication 2:

Beer, A., Maude, A. & Pritchard, B. (2003), Developing Regional Australia, UNSW Press, Kensington

Publication 3:

Pritchard, B. & Burch, D. (2003) Agri-food Globalization in Perspective: International Restructuring in the Processing Tomato Industry, Ashgate, Aldershot

Publication 4:

Lockie, S. & Pritchard, B. (eds) (2001) Consuming Foods, Sustaining Environments, Australian Academic Press, Melbourne

Publication 5:

Pritchard, B. & McManus, P. (eds) (2000), Land of Discontent: The Dynamics of Change in Rural and Regional Australia, UNSW Press, Kensington

Publication 6:

Pritchard, B. (ed) (2005) The Regulation of Foreign Direct Investment: Southeast Asia at the Cross-roads. Research Institute for Asia and the Pacific (University of Sydney) for the Ministry of Finance (Japan), Sydney

Publication 7:

Pritchard, B. (2005) “How the rule of the market rules the law of WTO dispute settlement: a political economy interpretation of the ‘US lamb’ decision”, Review of International Political Economy 12(5)

Publication 8:

Pritchard, B. (2005) “The political construction of free trade visions: the geo-politics and geo-economics of Australian beef exporting”, Agriculture and Human Values.

Publication 9:

Pritchard, B. (2005) “Implementing and maintaining neoliberal agriculture in Australia. Part I: The development of policy” International Journal of the Sociology of Food and Agriculture, 13(1), pp. 1-12

Publication 10:

Searle, G. and Pritchard, B. (2005) “Industry clusters and Sydney’s ITT sector: Northern Sydney as ‘Australia’s Silicon Valley’?” Australian Geographer, 36(2), pp. 145-69

Current Research 1:

Regional development and cluster theory

Current Research 2:

Agri-food industries