Assistant Professor, Labour Studies
Office: Plaza (PLZ) 340
905 688 5550 x5419
pgray2@brocku.ca
Education
PhD, York University
MA, York University
BA, Trent University
Research Interests
In general, I study the history of theories and practices of justice, as well as democratic theory and social inequality. Recently, my research has focused on the role of public sector workers in democratizing governance and administration, and on new forms of labour organizing among precarious workers in the airline industry. In 2017, I received the Dissertation Prize from York University. My edited volume, From the Streets to the State: Changing the World by Taking Power (State University of New York Press 2018), will be released in paperback in 2019.
Books
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(2018) From the Streets to the State: Changing the World By Taking Power. New York: State University of New York Press
Journal Articles
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(2017) “The Rise and Retreat of Syriza: An Interview with Michalis Spourdalakis,” Studies in Political Economy, 98(3): 333-349.
Book Chapters
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(2015) “The Divine Right of Things: On the ‘Impersonal Dependence’ of Capitalism,” in A New Social Question: Capitalism, Socialism and Utopia, ed. Casey Harison. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
