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Beverley Mullings is a Jamaican-born Canadian political geographer and professor at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario. Her scholarship examines Caribbean political economy, labour, migration, gender, race, and the effects of transnational development. Her work is primarily relevant to human geography, Caribbean studies, development studies, and research on how global economic change affects communities and workers.
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What subjects does Beverley Mullings research?
Beverley Mullings studies political economy, labour, migration, gender, race, and Caribbean diasporas. Her work uses feminist, decolonial, and anti-colonial geography to examine how economic systems shape everyday life.
Why do Jamaica and Canada recur in Beverley Mullings's research?
Her research includes Black women's labour in Canada and Jamaica through the Hustle Economies project. She also studies Caribbean middle-class formation, diaspora, and Black liberation struggles. [Queen's department profile](https://www.queensu.ca/geographyandplanning/people/mullings-beverley)
Was Beverley Mullings affiliated with Queen's University or the University of Toronto?
Both affiliations appear in published profiles from different periods. Older Queen's materials identify her as a professor in Geography and Planning, while the current Queen's page describes her as an adjunct professor at the University of Toronto, so the catalog should date the appointment.
What makes Beverley Mullings a political geographer rather than only an economic geographer?
Her work connects money and labour to power, race, gender, migration, and state policy. She applies Black political economy and racial analysis to issues such as finance, social reproduction, and Caribbean governance. [Queen's department profile](https://www.queensu.ca/geographyandplanning/people/mullings-beverley)
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