In heterodox economic geography, there is an ongoing debate as to how our economic,
social, and environmental needs may be better addressed by organizing the economy …

The task of the social scientist is to make sense of the world. This is usually done by drawing
on two kinds of 'tools'. One is inherited knowledge shaped into theories that have stood the …

In recent years, makerspaces and FabLabs have proliferated in urban settings. Such venues
provide shared workspace,(digital fabrication) tools, and knowledge, lowering the barriers …

The matter of care in this thought piece is the future of the critical interdisciplinary accounting
research (IPA) project. On the one hand, the need for critical IPA research is arguably …

This review article uses the 2000 appearance of the Anthropocene as a conceptual anchor
to further explore and embed thought styles on human-environment relations. In so doing …

In this short paper we consider the potential for global production network (GPN) thinking to
elucidate the fundamental challenge of decarbonising the global economy. We make two …

The COVID‐19 coronavirus pandemic has fuelled debate about domestic industry and
manufacturing in light of shocks to global supply chains and shortages of medical and …

Zoning that supports urban manufacturing may offer new opportunities to promote
sustainability benefits ranging from improved job accessibility to reduced waste and …

The differentiation of human and physical geography is a fundamental distinction in
Geography. This commentary examines the past, present, and possible future places of …

The approach to political economy outlined in this chapter is one that self-consciously
places thinking in the service of making other worlds possible. The grounds of this Diverse …