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Du Gay, Paul; Pryke, Michael and Bennett, Toby (2022). Cultural revolutions: interview with Paul du Gay and Michael Pryke. Journal of Cultural Economy (Early Access).

Du Gay, Paul; Hall, Stuart; Janes, Linda; Koed Madsen, Anders; Mackay, Hugh and Negus, Keith (2013). Doing Cultural Studies: the Story of the Sony Walkman (2nd Edition). SAGE.

Du Gay, Paul (2008). Organising conduct, making up people. In: McFall, Liz; Du Gay, Paul and Carter, Simon eds. Conduct: Sociology and social worlds. Manchester, UK: Manchester University Press, pp. 21–54.

Du Gay, Paul (2006). Machinery of government and standards in public service: Teaching new dogs old tricks. Economy and Society, 35(1) pp. 148–167.

Du Gay, Paul (2005). Which is the 'self' in 'self-interest'? Sociological Review, 53(3) pp. 391–411.

Du Gay, Paul (2005). Bureaucracy and Liberty: state, authority and freedom. In: Du Gay, Paul ed. The values of bureacracy. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, pp. 41–62.

Du Gay, Paul (2004). Self-service: retail, shopping and personhood. Consumption, Markets and Culture, 7(2) pp. 149–163.

Du Gay, Paul (2003). The Tyranny of the epochal: change, epochalism and organizational reform. Organization, 10(4) pp. 663–684.

Du Gay, Paul (2002). A Common power to keep them all in awe: a comment on governance. Cultural Values, 6(1-2) pp. 11–27.

Du Gay, Paul; Hall, Stuart; Janes, Linda; Mackay, Hugh and Negus, Keith (1997). Doing Cultural Studies: the Story of the Sony Walkman. SAGE.

Du Gay, Paul (1992). Work-based subjectivity and identity: assisted self-service in contemporary British retailing. PhD thesis The Open University.

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Pryke, Michael and du Gay, Paul (2007). Take an issue: cultural economy and finance. Economy and Society, 36(3) pp. 339–354.

Pryke, Michael and Du Gay, Paul (2002). Property companies and the remaking of markets: stories from the 1990s. In: Guy, Simon and Henneberry, John eds. Development and Developers. Real Estate Issues. Oxford, UK: Blackwell, pp. 267–284.