Publications
Monographs and short works
Gardiner, J. (1997) Gender, Care and Economics, Basingstoke, Macmillan, 273pp
Aaronovitch, S., Smith, R., with Gardiner, J. and Moore, R. (1981) The Political
Economy of British Capitalism, London, McGraw-Hill, Tokyo: Orion Press, 397pp.
Gardiner, J. Harrison, J. and Seccombe, W. (1975) El Ama de Casa bajo el
Capitalismo, Barcelona, Editorial Anagrama, 123pp.
Contributions to Edited Books
Gardiner, J. and Martinez Lucio, M. (2006) ‘Feminization and Inequality in the New
Regime of Work: From Exclusion by Design to Exclusion by Default’, in Alonso, L. E.
and Martinez Lucio, M. (eds), Employment Relations in a Changing Society’:
Assessing the Post-Fordist Paradigm, Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, pp.139-52
Gardiner, J. (2001) ‘Issues of Organisational Change’ in J. Wilson (ed.) Women in the
New Economy: a Regional Perspective, London, the Smith Institute, pp. 32-35
Gardiner, J. (2000) ‘Gender and family in the formation of human capital’, in Cook, J.,
Roberts, J. and Georgina Waylen, G. (eds) Towards a Gendered Political Economy,
Basingstoke, Macmillan pp. 61-76
Gardiner, J., Himmelweit, S. and Mackintosh, M. (2000) ‘Women’s Domestic Labour’,
in Himmelweit, S. (ed.) Inside the Household: from Labour to Care’, Basingstoke,
Macmillan, pp. 25-40.
Gardiner, J. (2000) ‘Domestic Labour Revisited: A Feminist Critique of Marxist
Economics’, in Himmelweit, S. (ed.) Inside the Household: from Labour to Care’,
Basingstoke, Macmillan, pp. 80-101
Gardiner, J. (2000) ‘Rethinking self-sufficiency: employment, families and welfare’, in,
Institute of Employment Rights, Social Justice and Economic Efficiency pp. 671-89
Gardiner, J. (1999) ‘Los padres fundadores’ in Carrasco, C. (ed.) Mujeres y economia:
nuevas perspectivas para viejos y nuevos problemas, Madrid, Icaria, pp. 59-90.
Gardiner, J. (1999) ‘Domestic Labor Debate’, in P. O’Hara (ed.), Encyclopedia of
Political Economy, Volume 1, London and New York, Routledge, pp. 222-25.
Gardiner, J. (1999) ‘Patriarchy’, in P. O’Hara (ed.), Encyclopedia of Political Economy,
Volume 2, London and New York, Routledge, pp. 843-46.
Anderson, V. and Gardiner, J. (1998) ‘Continuing Education: the Old, the New and the
Future’, in Benn, R., Elliott, J. and Whaley, P. (eds) Educating Rita and her Sisters:
Women and Continuing Education, Leicester, NIACE, pp. 18-27.
Gardiner, J. and O’Rourke, R. (1998) ‘Women’s career progression: a case study’, in
Benn, R., Elliott, J. and Whaley, P. (eds) Educating Rita and her Sisters: Women and
Continuing Education, Leicester, NIACE, pp. 131-41.
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Gardiner, J. (1997) ‘A New Gender Contract?’ in Hall, S. Massey, D. and Rustin, M.
(eds), The Next Ten Years, London, Lawrence and Wishart, pp. 69-76.
Gardiner, J. (1996) ‘El Trabajo Domestico Revisitado: una Critica Feminista de las
economias neoclasica y marxista’ in van Osch, T. (ed.) Nuevos Enfoques
Economicos, San Jose, Embajada Real de los Paises Bajos, pp. 141-170.
Gardiner, J. and O'Rourke, R. (1996) ‘Less lucky, less stroppy or what?’ in Taylor, R.
(ed.) Beyond the Walls: 50 years of Continuing Education at the University of Leeds,
Leeds, University of Leeds Series in Continuing Education, pp. 270-282.
Gardiner, J. and O'Rourke, R. (1996) ‘“Heroic Student-Souls”: attitudes to women in
the Department’, in Taylor, R. (ed.) Beyond the Walls: 50 years of Continuing
Education at the University of Leeds, Leeds, University of Leeds Series in Continuing
Education, pp. 283-295.
Gardiner, J. (1994) ‘Female Employment and Unemployment’, in Arestis, P. and
Sawyer, M. C. (eds) The Elgar Companion to Radical Political Economy, Aldershot,
Edward Elgar, pp 143-148.
Gardiner, J. (1989) ‘Making Women's Education Mainstream’, in Cole, S. (ed.)
Women Educating Women: Exploring the Potential of Open Learning, Cambridge,
National Extension College, pp 61-64.
Gardiner, J. (1986) ‘Working with Women’, in Taylor, R. and Ward, K. (eds) Adult
Education and the Working Class, London, Croom Helm, pp 118-132.
Gardiner, J. (1984) ‘Women, Recession and the Tories’ in Kanter, H., Lefanu, S.,
Shah, S. and Spedding, C. (eds), Sweeping Statements, London, The Women's
Press, pp 152-163.
Gardiner, J. (1983) ‘Women, Recession and the Tories’ in Hall, S. and Jacques, M.
(eds) The Politics of Thatcherism, London, Lawrence and Wishart, pp 188-206.
Gardiner, J. and Smith, S. (1982) ‘Feminism and the Alternative Economic Strategy’,
in Currie, D. and Sawyer, M. (eds) Socialist Economic Review, London, Merlin Press,
pp 31-45.
Gardiner, J., Himmelweit, S. and Mackintosh, M. (1980) ‘Women's Domestic Labour’,
in Malos, E. (ed.) The Politics of Housework, ed. London, Alison and Busby, pp 235252.
Gardiner, J. (1979) ‘Women's Domestic Labour’ in Capitalist Patriarchy and the Case
for Socialist Feminism, in Eisenstein, Z. R. (ed.) New York, Monthly Review Press, pp
173-189.
Gardiner, J. (1978) ‘Women: Domestic Labor and Wage Labor’ in ed. Edwards, R. C.
Reich, M. and Weisskopf, T. E. (eds)The Capitalist System: A Radical Analysis of
American Society, Second Edition, Englewood Cliffs, Prentice-Hall, pp 349-353.
Gardiner, J. (1977) ‘Women in the Labour Process and Class Structure’ in Hunt, A.
(ed.) Class and Class Structure, London, Lawrence and Wishart, pp 155-164.
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Gardiner, J. (1976) ‘Political Economy of Domestic Labour’ in Allen, S. and Barker, D.
(eds) Dependence and Exploitation in Work and Marriage, London, Longman, pp 109120.
Gardiner, J. (1976) ‘Women in Society: A Case Study in Social Change’ in Patterns of
Inequality, Open University Social Science Course, Milton Keynes, Open University
Press, pp 31-78.
Gardiner, J. (1974) ‘Women's Work in the Industrial Revolution’ in Conditions of
Illusion ed. S. Allen, Leeds, Feminist Books, 1974, pp 244-258.
Refereed Journal Articles
Gardiner, J., Stuart, M., MacKenzie, R., Forde, C., Greenwood, I. and Perrett, R.
(2009) ‘Redundancy as a critical life event: moving on from the Welsh steel industry
through career change’. Work, Employment and Society 23, 4, 1-19
Gardiner, J., and Tomlinson, J. (2009) ‘Organisational approaches to flexible working:
perspectives of equality and diversity managers in the UK’ Equal Opportunities
International, 28, 8: 671-86
Bergman, A. and Gardiner, J. (2007) ‘Employee Availability for Work and Family:
Three Swedish Case Studies’. Employee Relations. 29, 4, 400-414.
Gardiner, J., Stuart, M., Forde, C., Greenwood, I., MacKenzie, R. Perrett, R. (2007)
‘Work-Life Balance and Older Workers: employees’ perspectives on retirement
transitions following redundancy’. International Journal of Human Resource
Management. 18, 3, March, 476-489
MacKenzie, R., Stuart, M., Forde, C., Greenwood, I., Gardiner, J., Perrett, R. (2006)
‘All that is Solid?’ Class, Identity and the Maintenance of a Collective Orientation
amongst Redundant Steel Workers’. Sociology. 40, 5, 833-52.
Gardiner, J. (2000) ‘Rethinking self-sufficiency: employment, families and welfare’,
Cambridge Journal of Economics, Vol. 24 (6) November, pp. 671-89
Gardiner, J. (1998) ‘Beyond Human Capital: Households in the Macroeconomy’, New
Political Economy, 3 (2), July pp. 209-21
Other Articles
Gardiner, J. (2002) ‘Alternative Pathways to Full Employment’ in Federation News, 52
(1) pp. 25-26, published by The General Federation of Trade Unions and The Institute
of Employment Rights
Gardiner, J. (1997) ‘How to Combine Care and Career’, The Guardian, 17 February,
p. 16.
Gardiner, J. (1996) ‘Household Budgets’, Red Pepper, No. 31, December, pp 14-15.
Gardiner, J. (1995) ‘Childcare and Labour Market Strategies’, Centre for Industrial
Policy and Performance Bulletin, No. 9, University of Leeds, pp 4-6.
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Gardiner, J. and O'Rourke, R. (1995) ‘A Safe and Welcoming Place? Workplace
Progression for Women Staff’, Adults Learning, January, pp 164-166.
Gardiner, J. and Taylor, R. (1993) 'University Continuing Education in Britain and the
development of educational provision with the minority ethnic communities' Adult
Education and Development no.40, DVV Institute for International Cooperation pp 6370 (published in English, French and Spanish).
Chapman, R. and Gardiner, J. (1995) 'Developing a part-time science Access
programme: a University of Leeds case study' in Journal of Access Studies, Vol. 10,
No. 2, pp 215-224.
Gardiner, J. (1976) ‘Women and Unemployment’ Red Rag no.10, pp 12-15.
Gardiner, J., Himmelweit, S. and Mackintosh, M. (1975) ‘Women's Domestic Labour’
Conference of Socialist Economists Bulletin 11, 1975, pp 1-11.
Gardiner, J. (1975) ‘Women's Domestic Labour’ New Left Review No.89, pp 47-58.
A series of eight linked articles on the economy in Spare Rib, 1974-75, nos 21, 22, 25,
27, 28, 30, 31, 35 on 'Inflation', 'The Miners' Strike', 'Labour's Economic Policy',
'Women's Employment', 'Unequal Pay', 'Nationalisation: Debt, Debate and Industrial
Democracy', 'Profits', 'The Common Market Referendum'.
Single Book Reviews
Review of B. Einhorn and E. J. Yeo (eds) (1995) Women and Market Societies: Crisis
and Opportunity, Edward Elgar, in Journal of Area Studies, Issue 11, Summer 1997,
pp. 166-8.
Review of J. P. Jacobsen (1994) The Economics of Gender, Blackwell, in Journal of
Area Studies, Issue 8, Spring 1996, pp. 152-3.
Published Research Reports
Gardiner, J. and Taylor, R. (1992) Developing Opportunities for Minority Ethnic
Students at the University of Leeds, Report of a Widening Access to Human
Resources Disciplines Development Project, Department of Adult Continuing
Education, University of Leeds, 26pp.
Robinson, P., Gardiner, J., Harrison, M. and Law, I. (1992) Ethnic Monitoring
Research Project Report, Department of Social Policy and Sociology, University of
Leeds, 1992, 24pp.
Universities Council for Adult and Continuing Education (1990) Report of the Working
Party on Continuing Education Provision for the Minority Ethnic Communities,
UCACE.
Unpublished Research Reports
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Stuart, M., Greenwood, I., Forde, C., MacKenzie, R., Perrett, R. and Gardiner, J.
(2004) The Economic and Social Impact of Redundancies from Corus and Allied Steel
and Wire in Wales, end of award report prepared for ISTC Community Union and
Steel Partnership Training, 49pp.
Gardiner, J. Ahmed, K., Anderson, J. and Laher, Z. (1990) Women's Training and
Employment, Bradford, Millan Centre.
J. Gardiner (ed.) (1989) Working Through Our Racism, Report of a Women's Staff
Development Programme, Leeds, Yorkshire and Humberside NIACE REPLAN, 20pp.
A. Ahmed, A., Khan, T., Gardiner, J. and Pearson, M. (1986) A New Strategy for
Health Education, Department of Adult Continuing Education, University of Leeds,
1986, 47pp.
Departmental Working Papers
Gardiner, J. (1995) ‘New Thinking on the Domestic Labour Debate’, Research
Working Paper No. 11, Leeds, Department of Social Policy and Sociology, University
of Leeds, pp 13-24.
Gardiner, J. (1986) 'Women and Unemployment: A Case Study' in Spencer, B. (ed.)
Adult Education with the Unemployed, Leeds, Department of Adult Continuing
Education, University of Leeds, pp 23-32.
Recent Conference papers
J. Gardiner and J. Tomlinson, ‘Flexible working through an equality and diversity lens’,
IIRA 8th European Regional Congress, The Dynamics of European Employment
Relations, September 4-7 2007, University of Manchester.
J. Gardiner, ‘Flexible working, work-life balance and long hours: re-designing senior
jobs’, Gender Equality in Local Labour Markets Conference, Congress House London
July 13 2006.
C. Forde, M. Stuart, J. Gardiner, I. Greenwood, R. Mackenzie and R. Perrett, ‘Still
Mismanaging Redundancy: Restructuring and Corporate Social Responsibility in the
Welsh Steel Industry’, British Universities Industrial Relations Association (BUIRA)
56th Annual Conference, June 28-30 2006, National University of Ireland, Galway.
J. Gardiner, ‘Work-life balance and the marginalisation of the life-course’ Open
Futures – Mobile Identities Conference, Lancaster University, November 10-11, 2005.
J. Gardiner, M. Stuart, C. Forde, I. Greenwood, R. Mackenzie and R. Perrett,
‘Perceptions of De-skilling and Up-skilling in the Restructuring of Employment: the
Welsh Steel Industry Redundancies’, Conference on Training, Employability and
Employment (CTEE), September 22-23 2005, Prato, Italy.
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