globalization 308, 311
growth theory 322
imperialism 374
inequality, spatial 381
International Monetary Fund
(IMF) 390, 391
labour geography 404
liberalism 417
local state 423
market 441–3
modernity 473
money and finance 477
multiculturalism 481
nation-state 490
NIDL 501
participatory democracy 520
political economy 548
population geography 554
post-development 563
postmodernity 570
post-socialism 571
power 576
primitive accumulation 581
prisons 583
privatization 585
public services 602
public-private partnership
(PPPs) 601
redistribution 626
regime theory 630
regionalism 639
regulation theory 640
shadow state 681
slum 688
social geography 693
socialism 700
South, the 705
squatting 719
state 723
state apparatus 724
structural adjustment 725
terms of trade 743
urban and regional
planning 783
violence 799
war 804
World Social Forum
(WSF) 812
World Trade Organization
(WTO) 813
neo-Malthusianism
limits to growth 419
overpopulation 516
neo-Marxism
city 86
overpopulation 516
population geography 552
neo-Orientalism 515
neo-pragmatism 329
neo-Ricardian economics 427,
498
neo-Weberianism
city 86
location theory 427
network(s)498–9
actor-network theory
(ANT)6–7
chain migration 78
communication(s) 102
contextuality 111
contrapuntal
geographies 113–14
entrepreneurship 195
flows 257–8
globalization 309
governance 313
graph theory 316
human agency 348
laboratory 404
locality 425
location theory 427
metageography 456
mobility 467–8
neural networks 499
place 541
proto-industrialization 595
quantitative revolution 612
rhizome 655
scale 665
science/science studies 667
social network 696
subject/subjectivity 730
territory 746
terrorism 749
topology 762
transport geography 773
travelling theory 775
urban geography 786
network society 498
social network 696
territorialization 746
time–space compression
758
Neumann, J. von 267
Neumann, Roderick 200
neural networks 499
artificial intelligence 37
genetic algorithm 272
heuristic 331
Neurath, Otto
falsification 239
logical positivism 430
New Caliphate, The 523
new communism 700
New Cultural Geography
Berkeley School 45–6
cultural geography 131
culture 135
New Cultural Historians 753
New Deal 569
new ecology 490
New Economic
Geography499–500
central place theory 76
economic geography 178
locational analysis 428, 429
methodological
individualism 457music 485
neo-classical economics 496
quantitative methods 609
rational choice theory 639
space-economy 710
spatial science 715
New Farmers Movement 319
New Geography 714
New Historicism
historicism 336, 337
thick description 753
New International Division of
Labour (NIDL)500–1
division of labour 170
economic geography 181
global cities/world cities 304
investment 395
restructuring 653
transnational corporations
(TNCs) 771
New International Economic
Order
North-South 506
Third World 754
new public administration
(NPA) 563
New Right
local state 423
neo-liberalism 497
privatization 585
redistribution 626
new social movements
(NSMs) 695
new town 501
garden city 267
neighbourhood unit 495
New Towns Act 1946 501
New Western Historians 265
New World
decolonization 145
exploration 232
NewYork City
defensible space 149
inner city 384
New York Zoological
Society 108
New Zealand 653
newly industrializing countries
(NICs)
Asian miracle/tigers 38
South, the 705
transnational corporations
(TNCs) 771
Newman, Oscar 149
Newton, Sir Isaac
cosmography 117
critical rationalism 124
globe 311
gravity model 316
hypothesis 362
metaphor 456
philosophy 530
quantitative methods 607–8
science/science studies 666Gregory / The Dictionary of Human Geography 9781405132879_6_index Final Proof page 1015 2.4.2009 8:55pmINDEX