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Uneven Development : Nature, Capital, and the Production of Space by Neil Smith; with a new afterword by the author and a foreword by David Harvey is a history book available to read on EtoBox.

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In Uneven Development, A Classic In Its Field, Neil Smith Offers The First Full Theory Of Uneven Geographical Development, Entwining Theories Of Space And Nature With A Critique Of Capitalist Development. Featuring Pathbreaking Analyses Of The Production Of Nature And The Politics Of Scale, Smith's Work Anticipated Many Of The Uneven Contours That Now Mark Neoliberal Globalization. This Third Edition Features An Afterword Updating The Analysis For The Present Day. Introduction --- 1. The Ideology Of Nature -- 2. The Production Of Nature -- 3. The Production Of Space -- 4. Toward A Theory Of Uneven Development 1: The Dialectic Of Geographical Differentiation And Equalization -- 5. Toward A Theory Of Uneven Development Ii: Spatial Scale And The Seesaw Of Capital -- 6. Conclusion: The Restructuring Of Capital? Neil Smith ; With A New Afterword By The Author And A Foreword By David Harvey. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 295-306) And Index.

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Author
Neil Smith; with a new afterword by the author and a foreword by David Harvey
Publisher
Athens: University of Georgia Press
Published
2008
Language
EN
ISBN
9780820330990
Category
history
Subjects
Economics, Fiction, Science
Rating
3.87 / 5 (27 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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