Catherine Rottenberg and the former archive
A historical reference page for the researcher whose work shaped this domain’s original subject.
In this essay
Conceptual editorial illustration; not a portrait of Catherine Rottenberg.
A dated research context
The 2018 version of the Neoliberal Feminism Archive described Catherine Rottenberg as a contributor and a 2016–2018 visiting professor at Goldsmiths. Her book The Rise of Neoliberal Feminism was published by Oxford University Press in 2018. The publisher’s record is the starting point for identifying the book and its argument.
This is a reference to the former archive, not her current personal website or an author profile maintained on her behalf. Current affiliations, correspondence details and professional activities should be checked with the relevant institution.
How to use this page
Use the book record and journal DOI below to distinguish the monograph from the earlier articles. Publication dates, editions and formats can differ even when titles overlap. The current Review Desk writes its own reading guides; it does not speak for Rottenberg or claim her endorsement.
Sources and further reading
- Catherine Rottenberg, The Rise of Neoliberal Feminism (2018)Publisher record; full text may require library access.
- Catherine Rottenberg, Neoliberal Feminism and the Future of Human Capital (2017)Signs, volume 42, issue 2; publisher DOI.
- European Commission: RNF, grant 704010Official record of the completed 2016–2018 project.