Politics and Space/Time

Doreen Massey

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We reprint Doreen Massey’s influential piece on politics and space time. This was published in the November/December issue of New Left Review in 1992 and is reprinted here with its full permission. Doreen Massey played a significant role in studies of gender and feminist geography, in particular through her work on capitalism, politics and globalization and through her theorizations of the relationships between space, place and gender.

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