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Reading for difference in the archives of Tropical Geography: Imagining an(other) Economic Geography for beyond the Anthropocene

J.K. Gibson-Graham

This paper is based on the 2016 Neil Smith lecture presented at St Andrews University. It honours the work of a geographer whose pioneering work on uneven development and the complex relations between capitalism and nature shaped late 20th century thinking inside and beyond the discipline of Geography.

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