Uneven Development by Neil Smith
Nature, Capital, and the Production of Space
This influential work explores the intricate relationship between capitalism and the geographical landscape, delving into how economic processes shape and are shaped by spatial configurations. It examines the concept of uneven development, where economic growth and decline occur simultaneously across different regions, leading to disparities in wealth and resources. The book argues that these patterns are not accidental but are deeply rooted in the capitalist system, which inherently produces inequality through its expansionist and exploitative nature. By analyzing historical and contemporary examples, it provides a critical lens on how space and place are integral to understanding economic dynamics and social change.
- Published
- 1984
- Nationality
- American
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- Pages
- 300-350
- Original Language
- English
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