Prologue
Introduction
(Re)constituting economic geographies
The dialect of culture and economy: the economization of culture and the culturization of economy
The invention of regional culture
The cultural production of economic forms
Economies of power and space
Nature as artifice, nature as artefact: development, environment and modernity in the late twentieth century
A tale of two cities? Embedded organisations and embodies workers in the city of London
Re-thinking restructuring: embodiment, agency and identity in organisational change
Economic
non-economic
Re-placing class in economic geographies: possibilities for a new class politics
Local politics, anti-essentialism and economic geography
True stories? Global nightmares, global dreams and writing globalisation
Globalisation, socioeconomics, territoriality
Unpacking the global
Local food
global food: globalisation and local restructuring
Excluding the other: the production of scale and scaled politics
Globalisation and geographies of workers' struggle in the late twentieth century
Globalisation of R & D in the electronics industry: the recent experience of Japan
Falling out of the world economy? Theorizing 'Africa' in world trade
Notes on a spatialized labour politics: scale and the political geography of dual unionism in the US east coast longshore industry
Theories of accumulation and regulation: bringing life back into economical geography
Regional economies as relational assets
Divergence, instability and exlusion: regional dynamics in Great Britain
The post-Keynesian state and the space economy
Bringing the qualitative state into economic geography
The end of mass production and of the mass collective worker? Experimenting with production, employment and their geographies
The role of supply chain management strategies in the 'Europeanisation' of the automobile production system
Breaking the old and constructing the new? geographies of uneven development in central and Eastern Europe
California rages: regional capitalism and the politics of renewal
Informal cities? Women's work and the informal activities on the margins of the European union
Conclusion.
