Monthly Archives: April 2015

Progressive Geographies is five years old – many thanks for everyone who reads it! While the blog itself has been important to me as a means of announcing things and linking to books, talks, videos and other material I’ve found … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Christopher Watkin:
This list does not include audio and video interviews, which will appear in a future installment. There are one or two interviews featuring in other bibliographies that I do not include in this list, because 1) they…

Originally posted on Path to the Possible:
Routledge is currently looking for book proposals to be included in a new book series, Routledge Studies in Radical History and Politics. The series has two areas of interest. Firstly, it aims to publish…

Originally posted on My Desiring-Machines:
Video of the discussion of David Harvey’s Seventeen Contradictions… at the Chicago AAG. https://youtu.be/kHobOMn_UkQ My Desiring-Machines View original post

Originally posted on Christopher Watkin:
As before, let me know if you spot anything I’ve missed… ? (1961). “Descartes et Leibniz dans les deux manières de penser le réel et la science.” Critique no. 164. Hors série. (1963). “La Querelle…

Originally posted on geographical imaginations:
My main presentation at the AAG in Chicago was part of a session organised by Noam Leshem and Alasdair Pinkerton on Remnants of No Man’s Land: history, theory and excess (more on their larger project…

Originally posted on David Wachsmuth:
Urban geologist? What’s that? A new City of Vancouver proposal to start addressing the city’s scourge of speculation-driven housing vacancy is in the news. The municipal government wants to comprehensively identify vacant houses throughout the city,…