Rematerializing geography: The ‘new’ urban geography

In the face of several recent proposals for rematerializing social and cultural geography this paper argues that we should look to the ‘new ’ urban geography for inspiration. Because of its subdisciplinary history – its relatively greater attachment to quantitative and applied work, the strong influence of political economy, and the long tradition of

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Loretta Lees (2002). "Rematerializing geography: The ‘new’ urban geography". Progress in Human Geography. https://doi.org/10.1191/0309132502ph358pr