Noel Castree

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Noel Castree is affiliated with the following schools: University of Liverpool, University of Oxford, University of British Columbia, University of Technology Sydney, University of Wollongong, Manchester University , University of Manchester

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According to Wikipedia, Noel Castree FAcSS is a British geographer whose research has focused on capitalism-environment relationships and, more recently, on the role that various experts play in discourses about global environmental change. He is currently the editor-in-chief of the peer-reviewed journal Progress in Human Geography.

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Neoliberalising Nature: The Logics of Deregulation and Reregulation (2008) (955)
A Dictionary of Human Geography (2013) (906)
Commodifying what nature? (2003) (518)
Neoliberalising Nature: Processes, Effects, and Evaluations (2008) (447)
Social Nature: Theory, Practice, and Politics (2001) (417)
Changing the intellectual climate (2014) (408)
Remaking Reality: Nature at the Millenium (1998) (390)
False Antitheses? Marxism, Nature and Actor‐Networks (2002) (377)
Differential geographies: place, indigenous rights and 'local' resources (2004) (300)
International Encyclopedia of Geography: People, the Earth, Environment, and Technology (2017) (287)
THE NATURE OF PRODUCED NATURE: MATERIALITY AND KNOWLEDGE CONSTRUCTION IN MARXISM (1995) (267)
From Neoliberalism to Neoliberalisation: Consolations, Confusions, and Necessary Illusions (2006) (229)
Postcolonialism (2019) (211)
Socializing nature: theory, practice, and politics (2001) (208)
A Companion to Environmental Geography (2009) (199)
Environmental issues: relational ontologies and hybrid politics (2003) (191)
Labour Geography: A Work in Progress (2007) (167)
Neoliberalism and the Biophysical Environment 1: What ‘Neoliberalism’ is, and What Difference Nature Makes to it (2010) (157)
Spaces of Work: Global Capitalism and Geographies of Labour (2003) (150)
Professionalisation, Activism, and the University: Whither ‘Critical Geography’? (2000) (143)
Place: connections and boundaries in an interdependent world (2003) (141)
The epistemology of particulars: Human geography, case studies and ‘context’ (2005) (140)
Marxism and the Production of Nature (2000) (139)
Neoliberalism and the Biophysical Environment: A Synthesis and Evaluation of the Research (2010) (134)
he construction of nature and the nature of construction: analytical and political tools for building survivable futures (2005) (133)
Neoliberalising Adaptation to Environmental Change: Foresight or Foreclosure? (2012) (121)
Neoliberalism and the Biophysical Environment 2: Theorising the Neoliberalisation of Nature (2010) (118)
Introduction: Professional Geography and the Corporatization ofthe University: Experiences, Evaluations, and Engagements (2000) (116)
The Anthropocene and Geography I: The Back Story (2014) (116)
Making Sense of Nature (2013) (115)
Geographic Scale and Grass-Roots Internationalism: The Liverpool Dock Dispute, 1995–1998* (2000) (112)
Mapping Posthumanism: An Exchange (2004) (108)
Commodity Fetishism, Geographical Imaginations and Imaginative Geographies (2001) (100)
Banking Spatially on the Future: Capital Switching, Infrastructure, and the Ecological Fix (2015) (99)
The Spatio-temporality of Capitalism (2009) (96)
Economy and culture are dead! Long live economy and culture! (2004) (96)
Crisis, continuity and change: neoliberalism, the left and the future of capitalism (2012) (88)
Dissolving dualisms: actor-networks and the reimagination of nature (2001) (82)
Geography and Global Change Science: Relationships Necessary, Absent, and Possible (2015) (77)
Bioprospecting: from theory to practice (and back again) (2003) (77)
The Anthropocene and Geography III: Future Directions (2014) (76)
The Anthropocene and the Environmental Humanities: Extending the Conversation (2014) (75)
Research assessment and the production of geographical knowledge (2006) (75)
The geographical lives of commodities: problems of analysis and critique (2004) (74)
PROFESSIONAL GEOGRAPHY AND THE CORPORATIZATION OF THE UNIVERSITY: EXPERIENCES, EVALUATIONS, AND ENGAGEMENTS (2000) (73)
Citizen Social Science for More Integrative and Effective Climate Action: A Science-Policy Perspective (2019) (71)
Old News: Representation and Academic Novelty (2004) (69)
Envisioning Capitalism: Geography and the Renewal of Marxian Political Economy (1999) (67)
‘Out there‘?‘In here’? Domesticating critical geography (1999) (65)
The Point is to Change it: Geographies of Hope and Survival in an Age of Crisis (2010) (64)
The construction of nature and the nature of construction: analytical and political tools for building survivable futures: Nature at the Millennium (1998) (63)
Neoliberalism and the Biophysical Environment 3: Putting Theory into Practice (2011) (63)
Geography and the Anthropocene II: Current Contributions (2014) (62)
David Harvey : a critical reader (2006) (60)
Geography and the new social contract for global change research (2016) (59)
Geography without borders (2007) (57)
Global Change Research and the “People Disciplines”: Toward a New Dispensation (2017) (51)
Geography's new public intellectuals? (2006) (47)
Nature and society (2011) (45)
Geography, pedagogy and politics (2008) (45)
2014 Progress in Human Geography Essay Prize (2014) (44)
Broaden research on the human dimensions of climate change (2016) (44)
Posthuman geographies (2006) (42)
Changing the Anthropo(s)cene (2015) (42)
Making sense of nature : representation, politics and democracy (2014) (41)
The Imperial Mode of Living: Everyday Life and the Ecological Crisis of Capitalism (2021) (41)
Environmental issues: from policy to political economy (2002) (40)
Birds, mice and geography: Marxisms and dialectics (1996) (40)
Framing “nature‐based” solutions to climate change (2021) (39)
Marxism, capitalism, and the production of nature (2001) (39)
Speaking for the ‘people disciplines’: Global change science and its human dimensions (2017) (36)
Unfree Radicals: Geoscientists, the Anthropocene, and Left Politics (2017) (34)
What kind of socio-technical research for what sort of influence on energy policy? (2017) (34)
Researching Neoliberal Environmental Governance: A Reply to Karen Bakker (2009) (33)
A Post-environmental Ethics? (2003) (33)
The future of geography in English universities (2011) (31)
Introduction: Making Sense of Environmental Geography (2009) (30)
The Anthropocene: a primer for geographers (2015) (29)
WHOSE NATURE, WHOSE CULTURE? (2005) (28)
The capitalist mode of conservation, neoliberalism and the ecology of value (2014) (28)
Nature, economy and the cultural politics of theory: the ‘war against the seals’ in the Bering Sea, 1870-1911 (1997) (27)
The denial of nature: environmental philosophy in the era of global capitalism (2017) (26)
What Might GeoHumanities Do? Possibilities, Practices, Publics, and Politics (2015) (25)
The Geopolitics of Nature (2007) (23)
Introduction: The Point is to Change it (2010) (22)
Progressing physical geography (2012) (21)
Glacier lake outburst floods (2017) (21)
David Harvey: Marxism, Capitalism and the Geographical Imagination (2007) (20)
Companion to Environmental Studies (2018) (20)
Geographical Knowledges, Universities, and Academic Freedom (2006) (20)
Invisible Leviathan: Speculations on Marx, Spivak, and the Question of Value (1996) (20)
Geographers and the discourse of an earth transformed: influencing the intellectual weather or changing the intellectual climate? (2015) (19)
Capitalism and The Marxist Critique of Political Ecology (2015) (19)
Constructing rural natures (2006) (19)
Geographies of nature in the making (2002) (19)
Boundless contamination and progress in Geography (2020) (19)
The future of global environmental assessments: Making a case for fundamental change (2020) (18)
Who's afraid of Charles Darwin? (2009) (18)
Is Geography a Science (2005) (18)
The 2007-9 financial crisis: narrating and politicising a calamity (2010) (17)
Classics in human geography revisited (2000) (17)
What Kind of Critical Geography for What Kind of Politics? (2000) (17)
Culture, nature and landscape in the Australian region (2008) (17)
The Power of Numbers (2009) (16)
Anthropocene: social science misconstrued (2017) (15)
The Detour of Critical Theory (2006) (15)
Questioning geography : fundamental debates (2005) (15)
Workers, economies, geographies (2009) (15)
From spaces of antagonism to spaces of engagement (2001) (14)
Charles Darwin and the Geographers (2009) (14)
Millennial post-Marxism (2000) (14)
Environmental issues: signals in the noise? (2004) (14)
Whose geography? Education as politics (2005) (13)
The SAGE Handbook of Human Geography: Two Volume Set (2014) (12)
Reconstituting Geography for the 21st century (2021) (11)
Environmental Humanities (2014) (11)
A congress of the world (2006) (10)
Geography and environmental policy (2005) (10)
David Harvey's symptomatic silence (2006) (10)
On Theory's Subject and Subject's Theory: Harvey, Capital, and the Limits to Classical Marxism (1995) (9)
Making First World Political Ecology (2007) (9)
The “Anthropocene” in Global Change Science: Expertise, the Earth, and the Future of Humanity (2019) (9)
The Production of Nature (2008) (9)
Contrapuntal geographies: the politics of organizing across sociospatial difference (2012) (9)
The 2007–09 Financial Crisis Narrating and Politicising a Calamity la Crisis Financiera 2007–09 Narrando y Politizando una Calamidad (2010) (9)
Anthropocene and Planetary Boundaries (2018) (8)
The future of environmentalism (2006) (7)
Coproducing global change research and geography (2015) (7)
Reviews: Scholar's Choice, Natural Causes: Essays in Ecological Marxism, Contested Natures, Cartographic Eye: How Explorers Saw Australia, Questions of Travel: Postmodern Discourses of Displacement (1999) (6)
Framing, deframing and reframing the Anthropocene (2021) (6)
An official welcome to the Anthropocene epoch - but who gets to decide it's here? (2016) (6)
Nature: the adventures of a concept (2005) (6)
An alternative to civil disobedience for concerned scientists (2019) (6)
Synthesis and engagement: geography and the biotechnology century (1999) (6)
Nature – Part I (2011) (6)
Symposium: David Harvey's the limits to capital: Two decades on - Introduction (2004) (6)
Teaching history, philosophy and theory: notes on representing Marxism and ‘Marxist geography‘ (1994) (5)
International environmental problems: are they solvable? (1998) (5)
Capitalism, the Left and the new world (dis)order (2007) (5)
Departures, Arrivals and a Vacancy (2008) (5)
A tribute to Ron Johnston (30 March 1941–29 May 2020) (2020) (5)
The Discourse and Reality of Carbon Dioxide Removal: Toward the Responsible Use of Metaphors in Post-normal Times (2020) (4)
Afterword: The Geographical Sublime (2004) (4)
Progress in Human Geography? (2009) (4)
Contrapuntal Geographies: the Politics of Organizing Across Difference (2006) (4)
The Politics of Climate Change – By Anthony Giddens (2010) (4)
The return of nature? (2012) (4)
Making sense of environmental geography (2009) (4)
Reply to 'Strategies for changing the intellectual climate' and 'Power in climate change research' (2015) (3)
Book review: Visualizing Climate Change: A Guide to Visual Communication of Climate Change and Developing Local Solutions (2015) (3)
The Unbearable Lightness of Being Theoretical (1998) (3)
The struggle over geography (2013) (3)
Have new map, will travel? (2019) (3)
Extended review: The paradoxical Professor Giddens (2010) (3)
Towards earthly social theory (2015) (3)
Environment and Planning A 2004, volume 36, pages 469^480 (2004) (3)
Speaking for the Earth and Humans in "the Age of Consequences" (2020) (3)
Contract research, universities and the 'knowledge society': back to the future (2010) (3)
The economy of influence (2002) (3)
Place: Boundaries and Connections in an Interdependent World (2003) (3)
Speaking for the Earth and Humans In the "Age of Consequences" (2020) (2)
Book review: Hinchliffe, S. 2007: Geographies of nature: societies, environments, ecologies. London: Sage. 224 pp. £70 cloth, £22.99 paper. ISBN: 978 1 41291 048 4 cloth, 978 1 41291 049 1 paper (2009) (2)
Scaling nature and the meta-theoretical imperative (1998) (2)
Uneven development, globalization and environmental change (2003) (2)
A tribute to Doreen Massey (3 January 1944–11 March 2016) (2016) (2)
Introduction: questioning geography (2005) (2)
Labor market segmentation (2017) (2)
A Review of “Bringing Geography to Book: Ellen Semple and the Reception of Geographical Knowledge” (2011) (2)
The power of place: geography, destiny and globalization's rough landscape – By Harm de Blij (2012) (2)
The writing class (2002) (2)
Earth System Science (2019) (2)
Book Review: The Politics of Climate Change (2010) (2)
Book review: Ong, A. 2006: Neoliberalism as exception: mutations in citizenship and sovereignty. Durham, NC: Duke University Press. 304 pp. US$79.95 cloth, US$22.95 paper. ISBN: 0 8223 3736 3 cloth, 0 8223 3748 7 paper (2007) (2)
Suffering for Territory: Race, Place, and Power in Zimbabwe by Donald Moore (2009) (2)
Energy: Humanities frame the aims (2014) (2)
Green development: saving nature by selling it? (2003) (1)
Paying to keep whales alive? A case study of biodiversity protection (2014) (1)
The climate of history in a planetary age (2021) (1)
Review: The Condition of Rural Sustainability, Producing Places, States of Knowledge: The Coproduction of Science and Social Order, An Uncooperative Commodity: Privatizing Water in England and Wales (2004) (1)
Editors' introduction: human geography (2012) (1)
Perspectives on the nature of environmental planning (2019) (1)
The environmental wedge: neoliberalism, democracy and the prospects for a new British Left (2009) (1)
Book Review Symposium: This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. the Climate by Naomi Klein (2015) (1)
Book review: Geographical Thought: An Introduction to Ideas in Human Geography (2013) (1)
Questioning geography: essays on a contested discipline (2005) (1)
Professional geography in an age of corporatisation and accountability (2000) (1)
Ron Johnston (2007) (1)
Navigating together without a map: Metaphors for making Geography’s future (2022) (1)
The Antinomies of Antipode (2002) (1)
Ecology without nature: rethinking environmental aesthetics (2007) (1)
Postcolonialism: Tariq Jazeel. London, UK: Routledge, 2019. xi and 258 pp., notes, illustrations, index. $155.00 cloth (ISBN 9781138677463); $42.95 paper (ISBN 9781138677487); $21.48 electronic (ISBN 9781315559483). (2020) (1)
Climate change, critical theory and scientific realism (2020) (1)
Book review: Geography, Education and the Future: Teaching Geography 11–18: A Conceptual Approach (2012) (1)
Book review: Smith, N. 2005: The endgame of globalization. London and New York: Routledge. x+ 227 pp. £14.99 cloth. ISBN: 0 415 95012 0 (2008) (1)
Industrial location theory: in need of flexibility? (1992) (1)
Limits to capital: retrospect and prospect (2004) (1)
David Harvey's justice, nature and the geography of difference: A meta‐theory for ecological socialists? (2009) (1)
A tribute to Neil Robert Smith (18 July 1954–29 September 2012) (2013) (1)
BOOK REVIEW ESSAY Geography's New Public Intellectuals? (2006) (1)
How we Make Sense of (What We Call) Nature (2013) (1)
Actor-networks and the reimagination of nature (2001) (1)
Book review: Morton, T. 2007: Ecology without nature: rethinking environmental aesthetics. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. 262 pp. £38.95/US$52.50 cloth, £16.95/ US$22.95 paper. ISBN: 978 0 674 02434 2 cloth, 978 0 674 03485 3 paper (2010) (1)
Book Review: The cultural economy reader (2005) (1)
Book review: Conway, D. and Heynen, N. editors 2006: Globalization's contradictions: geographies of discipline, destruction and transformation. London and New York: Routledge. 304 pp. £23.99 paper. ISBN: 0 41577 062 9 (2007) (1)
Making sense of nature: Knowledge, politics and democracy (2014) (1)
Understanding the 2015 Paris Agreement (2016) (1)
The Anthropocene: a geographical perspective (2015) (1)
The Limits to Capital (1982): David Harvey (2008) (1)
Living in a Companioned World (2009) (1)
Making the Environmental Humanities Consequential in “The Age of Consequences” (2021) (1)
Porter and Sheppard, A World of Difference: Society, Nature, Development (2000) (1)
Global Environmental Change and the New Social Contract for Research (2019) (1)
Strange natures: Geography and the study of human-environment relationships (2002) (1)
Book Review: Fear of small numbers: an essay on the geography of anger (2007) (1)
Remembering Clive Barnett (1968-2021) (2022) (1)
Valuing the value of Marx (2013) (1)
Obituary: Neil Smith, 1954-2012 (2013) (1)
Capitalism, Neoliberalism and the Struggle for “Democratic Environments” (2009) (0)
Understanding our place in the world (2016) (0)
2017 Progress in Human Geography Best Paper Prize (2018) (0)
Ten reasons why global environmental problems are difficult to solve (2001) (0)
The politics and science of climate change – revisiting Demeritt (2001) (2022) (0)
The politics and science of climate change – Classics in human geography (2022) (0)
Book review: Firebaugh, G. 2008: Seven rules for social research. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press. 272 pp. US$72/£46.50 cloth, US$24.95/£17.95 paper. ISBN: 978 0 691 12546 6 cloth, 978 0 691 13567 0 paper (2009) (0)
Reviews: Injustice: Why Social Inequality Persists (2011) (0)
Reviews: Embodied Food Politics, Democracy Distorted: Wealth, Influence and Democratic Politics, the Contours of America's Cold War (2011) (0)
CONFERENCE REPORT What Futures for the Pillar of Geography? A Report on the 16 th International Conference of Historical Geographers, London (2015) (0)
Sadly, this doesn't change very much (2015) (0)
Ecocene Politics (2022) (0)
Handbook of Human Geography (2014) (0)
Southern Africa: migrations and invasions (1992) (0)
The capitalist production of socio-natures (2015) (0)
Noel Castree (University of Wollongong) on Christophe Bonneuil and Jean-Baptiste Fressoz's The Shock of the Anthropocene: The Earth, History, and Us (2016) (0)
Introduction to the Symposium ‘David Harvey’s The Limits to Capital: Two Decades On’ (2004) (0)
A change of editors and a thank you (2022) (0)
Book Review: Inuit, whaling and sustainability (2000) (0)
A Note from the Symposium Organisers (2003) (0)
Progress in Human Geography (2018) (0)
What's a Worker Worth?—A Review Essay (2008) (0)
The Limits to Capital (2009) (0)
Referees 2010–2011 (2011) (0)
Book review: Rethinking Interdisciplinarity across the Social Sciences and Neurosciences (2017) (0)
Book review: What is Water? The History of a Modern Abstraction (2012) (0)
The Nature of the State, Mark Whitehead, Rhys Jones, Martin Jones. Oxford University Press, Oxford (2007), xiv + 234 pages, £53 hardback (2009) (0)
EXPERTISE, THE DEMOCRATISATIONOF KNOWLEDGE AND PARTICIPATORY DECISION-MAKING: UNDERSTANDING THE NATURE OF SCIENCE (2013) (0)
Commentary (1999) (0)
Save our subject (2013) (0)
Contributors to this issue (2006) (0)
Between Mumford and Marx: Anatomising Imperial San Francisco (2000) (0)
Conclusion: geography’s natures (2005) (0)
Announcement – a change of editors (2020) (0)
Interview by (2015) (0)
The Anthropocene and planetary boundaries forthcoming (2018) (0)
Announcement: 2019 Progress in Human Geography Best Paper Prize (2019) (0)
Global environmental assessment (2020) (0)
Western environmentalism today: paradoxes, problems and challenges (2006) (0)
Does the Earth Care? Indifference, Providence, and Provisional Ecology (2022) (0)
Book review: The Future of Nature: Documents of Global Change (2014) (0)
Brian Turnbull Robson, 1939–2020 (2020) (0)
Book Review: The problem of nature: environment, culture and European expansion; Environmentalism and cultural theory: exploring the role of anthropology in environmental discourse (1997) (0)
The Anthropocene: A Very Short Introduction (2019) (0)
Book Review: Political ecology: global and local; Liberation ecologies: environment, development and social movements (1999) (0)
Notes on Contributors (2007) (0)
Book review: The Anthropocene and the Global Environmental Crisis (2016) (0)
Book review: This Changes Everything and Why We Can’t Afford the Rich and Why We Can’t Afford the Rich (2016) (0)
Companion to Environmental Geography: Practices: Ethnography (2008) (0)
Marxism and the logics of dis/integration (2021) (0)
A climate of ill health (2011) (0)
Book Review: The new imperialism (2004) (0)
The Anthropocene and the geography of everything: can we learn how to think and act well in the ‘age of humans’? (2022) (0)
The Geopolitics of Environment (2002) (0)
Globalisation, uneven development and environmental change (2003) (0)
Fugitive Politics: The Struggle For Ecological Sanity (2022) (0)
On the Global Waterfront: The Fight to Free the Charleston 5 (2009) (0)
Book review: Leichenko, R.M. and O’Brien, K.L. 2008: Environmental change and globalization: double exposures. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 192 pp. £57/US$74 cloth, £16.99/ US$29.95 paper. ISBN: 978 0 19 517731 2 cloth, 978 0 19 517732 9 paper (2010) (0)
Announcement: Departures and arrivals (2017) (0)
Entries on 'Environmentalism', ‘Environmental economics’, ‘Environmental movement’, ‘Environmental perception’, ‘Nature’, ‘Production of nature’, and ‘Wilderness’ (2000) (0)
Editorial announcement (2015) (0)
“Workers of the world unite!” Transnational business and the geography of labour. (1999) (0)
2013 Progress in Human Geography Essay Prize (2013) (0)
What's left? A note from the editors (2005) (0)
Editorial announcement (2018) (0)
How we make knowledge about climate change (2010) (0)
Shock Cities: The Environmental Transformation and Reform of Manchester and Chicago, Harold L. Platt. Chicago University Press, Chicago (2005), 592 pages, US$49.00 cloth (2006) (0)
The Conquest of Bread: 150 Years of Agribusiness in California: The Country in the City: The Greening of the San Francisco Bay Area (2008) (0)
Book review essay: Capitalism, the Left and the new world (dis)order Retort 2005: Afflicted powers: capital and spectacle in a new age of war. London and New York: Verso. xii + 211 pp. £9.99 paper. ISBN: 1 84467 031 7 (2007) (0)
Book Review: Juris, J.S. 2008: Networking futures: the movements against corporate globalization. Durham, NC: Duke University Press. 400 pp. US$84.95/£70 cloth, US$23.95/£17.99 paper. ISBN: 978 0 8223 4250 2 cloth, 978 0 8223 4269 4 paper (2010) (0)
Book review: O'Neill, J. 2007: Markets, deliberation and environment. London: Routledge. 256 pp. £90 cloth, £29.99 paper. ISBN: 978 0 415 39711 7 cloth, 978 0 415 39712 4 paper (2009) (0)
A 'crisis', but of what? (2010) (0)
David Harvey (2022) (0)
Southern Africa: invasions and migrations (1992) (0)
Can Science Fix Climate Change? (2015) (0)
Editors discussion: What are Human Geographies? (2014) (0)
Book Review: French beans and food scares: culture and commerce in an anxious age (2006) (0)
A Review of “Reading Kant's Geography” (2012) (0)
Tackling global warming: will carbon credits work? (2001) (0)
Book reviews (2002) (0)
Roger Lee (2010) (0)
Reviews: Review Essay: Between Spinning and Graphing the Geo: Postmodern Cities and Spaces, the end of the Future: Waning of the High-Tech World, Social Theory and the Global Environment, Preserve or Destroy: Tourism and the Environment (1997) (0)
Book review: Media and Environment (2012) (0)
THE ‘NATURE’ OF GEOGRAPHY (2005) (0)
The A nthropocene and Geography I: The b ack story (2014) (0)
Referees for Ethics, Place and Environment, Volume 6, 2003 (2003) (0)
International environmental problems: why are they hard to solve? (2001) (0)
Antipode: A Radical Journal of Geography: Introduction (2004) (0)
Earth System Science 1 (2018) (0)
Book Review: This Changes Everything: Capitalism Vs. The Climate (2015) (0)
Readings in historico-geographical materialism (1992) (0)
Announcement (2012) (0)
David Harvey's Marxism: Making space for time, making time for space (2021) (0)
Announcement – a change of editors: (2012) (0)
David Harvey (1935–) (2020) (0)
2016 Progress in Human Geography Best Paper Prize (2017) (0)
Enclosing Nature: Borders, Boundaries and Transgressions (2013) (0)
Knock on Wood: Nature as Commodity in Douglas-Fir Country, W. Scott Prudham. Routledge, London and New York (2005), ix+260 pages, £17.99 paperback (2006) (0)
Editorial announcement (2005) (0)
Neil Robert Smith (2013) (0)
Book review: Harvey, D. 2005: Spaces of neoliberalization: towards a theory of uneven geographical development. Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag. 132 pp. £12.99 paper. ISBN: 3 51508 746 X (2008) (0)
Improving political deliberation (2019) (0)
Book Reviews (2005) (0)
Announcement (2017) (0)
Regional development policy past, present, and future: the case of South Africa (1990) (0)

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