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Introduction - Andrew Leyshon et al PART ONE: LOCATION MODELS ANDQUANTITATIVE ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY Locating Location Models - JurgenEssletzbichler The Quantitative Revolution and Economic Geography -Trevor Barnes The 'New Economic Geography': Credible Models of the EconomicLandscape? - Ron Martin PART TWO: POLITICAL ECONOMIES OF SPACE I Making Senseof Globalization Hegemonic and Counter-Hegemonic Geographies - Richard Peet,Ipsita Chatterjee and Elaine Hartwick Unpacking Globalisation: ChangingGeographies of the Global Economy - Neil Coe The Consequences of EconomicGlobalization - Peter Sunley PART THREE: POLITICAL ECONOMIES OF SPACE II TheGeographies of Capitalism - Susan Christopherson Capitalism and SocialJustice - Paul Routledge Capitalism and the City - Jonathan Beaverstock,James Faulconbridge and Michael Hoyler Towards a Critical Economic Geographyof Workfare - Michael Samers PART FOUR: POLITICAL ECONOMIES OF SCALE TheLocal in the Global - Martin Jones Critical Sociospatial Theory and theGeographies of Uneven Spatial Development - Neil Brenner Space, Place andLabour - Philip Kelly PART FIVE: POLITICAL ECONOMIES OF NATURE The EconomyOf Nature: From Political Ecology to the Social Construction of Nature -Gavin Bridge The Antonymies of Sustainable Development: Sustaining What, How,and for Whom - David Demeritt Towards Visceral Entanglements: Knowing andGrowing the Economic Geographies Of Food - Michael K Goodman PART SIX: UNEVENDEVELOPMENT: GEOGRAPHIES OF ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DECLINE Geographies ofEconomic Decline - Ray Hudson Geographies of Economic Growth I: Industrialand Technology Regions - Nick Henry and Stuart Dawley Geographies of EconomicGrowth II: Money and Finance - Michael Pryke PART SEVEN: GEOGRAPHIES OFECONOMIC SPECTACLE Geographies of Retailing and Consumption: The ShoppingList Compendium - Louise Crewe An Economic Geography of the CulturalIndustries - Andy C Pratt Doing Gender, Performing Work - Linda Mcdowell PARTEIGHT: RETHINKING THE ECONOMIC Feminist Economic Geographies - Louise JohnsonOrdinary Economic Geographies: Can Economic Geographies Be Non-Economic? -Roger Lee Towards a Non-Economic, Economic Geography? From Black Boxes to theCultural Circuit of Capital in Economic Geographies of Firms and Managers -Andrew Leyshon