Dr Craig McIntosh
Lecturer, Sociology
Craig returned to study in 1994 at Swinburne University of Technology, Hawthorn where he completed a Bachelor of Arts degree with first class honours.
In 2010 Craig was conferred his PhD, the subject of his thesis being: "Crisis management: the Kennett Government and the neo-Liberalising of Victoria". This thesis is testing Regulation Theory's expectations of capitalist evolution from a Fordist to a post-Fordist accumulation regime in relation to the establishment of neo-liberal political-economic governance practices by the Kennett Government in Victoria between 1992 and 1999.
Craig has been teaching Sociology at Swinburne since 2000.
Outside of work Craig has a double bass which competes with marking for his time at home.
Qualifications:
BA(Hons) (SUT) PhD (SUT)
Research Areas of Interest & Activities:
- Critiques of Capitalism
- Post-Fordism
- Sociology of Consumption
- Sociology of Music
Publications:
Teaching Interests:
- Historical and political perspectives in the political economy
Units Convened:
- LCL100/SSK13 Learning and Communication Behaviour
- LSS303 Sociology and Social Policy
- LTP100 Theory and Practice
Office LA318
LA Building
Lilydale Campus
TEL: 6 13 9215 7107
FAX: 6 13 9215 7070
Internal Mail No. L24
pcmcintosh@swin.edu.au