Monthly Archives: December 2016

Human Geography, 9(3) (2016)

Special Issue on Marxist Geography Editors’ Introduction Jamie Gough and Raju Das Geographies, Critical and Marxist, and Lessons from South Africa Kevin Cox Circuits of Capital, Ground Rent and the Production of the Built Environment: A (New) Framework for Analysis
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Editor’s Introduction

Jamie Gough and Raju Das The Introduction to this special issue sets out our view of some key elements of Marxist geography. Society is a totality in which the differentiated parts are internally rather than externally related: discourse – material
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Geographies, Critical and Marxist, and Lessons from South Africa

Kevin R. Cox Analysis in human geography has shown persistent tendencies of a pluralistic sort: a view of the world as the product of numerous independent and interacting forces. The advent of Marxist geography in the 1970s promised a path
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