Antipode is 40 years old in 2009!
FREE ONLINE - 40 KEY ARTICLES
To celebrate this anniversary we are delighted to offer you free access to a range of key articles published in Antipode from 1969-2009. Some of the most influential social scientists have published in the journal - such as David Harvey, Mike Davis, Doreen Massey, Neil Smith, Linda McDowell and Cindi Katz - and its average citation impact over the last decade places it within the top 7 journals in Geography and the Environmental Sciences. The journal is distinctive not only because of the radical scholarship it publishes, but it also contributes to the wider project of critical social science in a number of ways, including offering annual Graduate Scholarships and running biannual Summer Institutes for young researchers.
We hope you enjoy reading them!
With all best wishes,
Noel Castree (Manchester University, UK)
Wendy Larner (University of Bristol, UK)
40 key articles celebrating over 40 years of radical geography!
A New Left Geography
J. Richard Peet
Geographic Models of Imperialism
J. M. Blaut
The Detroit Geographical Expedition and Institute Experience
Ronald J. Horvath
Revolutionary and Counter Revolutionary Theory in Geography and the Problem of Ghetto Formation
David Harvey
Towards a Critique of Industrial Location Theory
Doreen Massey
The Geography of Capitalist Accumulation: A Reconstruction of the Marxian Theory
David Harvey
The Marxian Theory of the State
David Harvey
Theses on Peasantry
Ben Wisner, J.M. Blaut, Kirsten Haring and Phil O'Keefe
Marx, Malthus, and the Concept of Natural Resource Scarcity
Michael Perelman
Geography, Marx and the Concept of Nature
Neil Smith and Phil O'Keefe
The Spatial Fix Hegel, Von Thunen, and Marx
David Harvey
Hunger: A Polemical Review
Ben Wisner, Dan Weiner and Phil O'Keefe
Hazards and Crises: A Political Economy of Drought and Famine in Northern Nigeria
Michael Watts
Abstraction in Marx's Method
K.D. Gibson and R.J. Horvath
Introduction to The Life and Thought of Karl Wittfogel
Richard Peet
Patriarchy: Towards a Reconceptualisation
Jo Foord and Nicky Gregson
Gender Relations as a Particular Form of Social Relations
Lawrence Knopp and Mickey Lauria
Post-Modernism and Marxism
Julie Graham
Levels of Abstraction in Locality Studies
Andrew Mair and Kevin Cox
Theory and Essentialism in Marxist Geography
Julie Graham
Social and Spatial Patterns Under Fordism and Flexible Accumulation
Ann M. Oberhauser
Local Political Practice in Response to a Manufacturing Plant Closure: How Geography Complicates Class Analysis
Andrew Herod
Multiple Voices: Speaking from Inside and Outside the Project
Linda McDowell
Postmodernist though in Geography: A Realist View
Andrew Sayer
Putting Women in Their Place: The Carnival at Greenham Common
Tim Cresswell
Los Angeles after the Storm: The Dialectic of Ordinary Disaster
Mike Davis
The Third Space as Critical Engagement
Paul Routledge
The Annihilation of Space by Law: The Roots and Implications of Anti-Homeless Laws in the United States
Don Mitchell
Nature and Fictitious Capital: The Historical Geography of an Agrarian Question
George Henderson
Community Unionism in Canada and Labor's (Re)Organization of Space
Steven Tufts
Cartographies of the Colonial/Capitalist State: A Geopolitics of Indigenous Self-Determination in Australia
Chris Gibson
What Kind of Economic Theory for what Kind of Economic Geography?
Ash Amin and Nigel Thrift
No Net Loss: Wetland Restoration and the Incomplete Capitalization of Nature
Morgan M. Robertson
Vagabond Capitalism and the Necessity of Social Reproduction
Cindi Katz
Neoliberalizing Space
Adam Tickell and Jamie Peck
The Scalar Production of Injustice within the Urban Forest
Nikolas C Heynen
Follow the Thing: Papaya
Ian Cook
Neo-Critical Geography, Or, The Flat Pluralist World of Business Class
Neil Smith
Denaturalizing Dispossession: Critical Ethnography in the Age of Resurgent Imperialism
Gillian Hart
Terror and Territory
Stuart Elden
