Concepts of Class in Contemporary Economic Geography

David Sadler

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This chapter contains section titled: Classical Conceptions of Class Class-centered Approaches to Economic Geography in the 1970s and 1980s: Production, Regional Development, and the Defense of Place Class in Economic Geography in the 1990s Concluding Comments Bibliography

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