The Long Decade: Economic Geography, Unbound

Eric Sheppard, Trevor J. Barnes, Jamie Peck

2012-03-23other24 citationsclosed

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Historical Geography and Geographical Thought Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis Spatial and Cultural Studies

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This chapter contains sections titled: Geography and Economics: Estranged Cousins? Unruly Discipline: The Reach and Grasp of Economic Geography More than Variegation: The Projects of Economic Geography Situated Economic Geographies: Organizing The Wiley - Blackwell Companion Open - ended Economic Geographies References

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