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Volume 1 Part 1 New models: political economy and human geography, Richard Peet and Nigel Thrift mathematical models in geography - 20 years on, Martin Clarke and Alan Wilson. Part 2 New models of environment and resources: resource management and natural hazards, Richard Peet and Jacque Emel the challenge for environmentalism, Timothy O'Riordan. Part 3 New models of uneven development and regional change: new models of regional change, Erica Schoenberger uneven development and location theory - towards a synthesis, Neil Smith rural geography and political economy, Paul Cloke the restructuring debate, John Lovering Marxism, post-Marxism and the geography of development, Stuart Corbridge. Part 4 New models of the nation, state and politics: nation, space, modernity, Philip Cooke the state, political geography and geography, R.J.Johnston the geography of law, Gordon Clark the political economy of the local state, Ruth Fincher. Volume 2 Part 5 New models of the city: the city as locus of production, Helga Leitner and Eric Sheppard reproduction, class and the spatial structure of the city, Geraldine Pratt women in the city, Suzanne Mackenzie third world cities, Lata Chaterjee. Part 6 New models of civil society: the geography of gender, Sophie Bowlby et al geography, race and racism, Peter Jackson Marxism, culture and the duplicity of landscape, Stephen Daniels what is a locality?, Simon Duncan. Part 7 New models in social theory: peripheral capitalism and the regional problematic, David Slater sociology and geography, John Urry modern geography, western Marxism and the restructuring of critical social theory, Ed Soja the crisis of modernity? human geography and social theory, Derek Gregory.
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