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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,…

Oren Shlomo reviews Michael Dumper’s book Jerusalem Unbound on the Society and Space open site.