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The Difference that Space Makes,eory of space and society? What are the implications of space for social theory and practice? I shall try to answer these questions by using concepts from realist philosophy. I shall argue that despite the considerable growth of interest in space, the difference it makes and its possible implication

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Class, Division of Labour and Employment in Space,ial facts to grasp. Marx provided a powerful conception, rooted in the mode of production, with which to understand the class character of capitalist societies. This theory remains subject to doubt, however, because of persistent failure of vision in the face of a social reality that does not confor

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Spatial Change, Politics and the Division of Labour,practices which are spatially concentrated within the nation-state. What makes for the formation of ‘Red’ Clydeside, or the ‘Socialist Republic’ of South Yorkshire? How can we account for the resurgence of Celtic nationalism, whose explanation has defeated political scientist in recent years? What a

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Class Practices as Regional Markers: A Contribution to Labour Geography,t is possible to place in focus the specificity of particular class formations. Moreover, such an apparently narrow focus can still shed light upon the mechanisms that tend to have a global effect upon the nature of class practices. In this study I will attempt to show how this scale, which for purp

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Time, Space and Regionalisation,aracteristic of modern Western culture. With the exception of the recent works of geographers — of which more in a moment — social scientists have failed to construct their thinking around the modes in which social systems are constituted across time-space. I want to argue that investigation of this

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