habitus 323
industrialization 380
labour process 406
leisure 416, 417
neo-liberalism 497
NIDL 500, 501
power 576
resistance 647
restructuring 651
social capital689–90
social reproduction 697
stages of growth 720
transnational corporations
(TNCs) 771
Capital(Marx)
Marxism 444
mode of production 468
naturalism 492
primitive accumulation 580
capitalism59–64, 63
abstraction 2
accumulation 3–4
agrarian question 15
agricultural geography 17
alienation 23
alternative economies 24
American empire 25
analytical Marxism 26
anti-globalization 31
areal differentiation 35
bare life (‘naked life’) 41
base and superstructure 43
Brenner thesis 55
cadastral mapping 57
capital 58–9
citizenship 84
civil society 87
Cold War 93
collective consumption 93–4
colonialism 94
command economy 98
commodity 99, 100
commodity chain/filiere 101
communism 103
community 103, 104
conflict 106
convergence, regional 114–15
core–periphery model 115
creative destruction 119
crisis 120–1
critical theory 125–7
cultural economy 128
cultural turn 135
deindustrialization 150
dependency theory 154
dialectic(s) 157
disability 165
domesticity 171
ecological imperialism 175
economic geography 179,
181
economic growth 182
economic integration 183
economy 185
empire 189
enclosure 192
exchange 227
external economies 235
factors of production 238
farming 241
feminist geographies 246
feudalism 249
fiscal crisis 255
gender 268
gender and development 269
geography 290
global cities/world cities 304
globalization 308–11
glocalization 312
governmentality 314
health and health care 326
home 341
human geography 350, 351
ideology 366–8
imperialism 373
industrial geography 377
industrial revolution 378, 379
industrialization 380
inheritance systems 383
internal relations 390
Kantianism 400
knowledge economy 401
Kondratieff waves 403
labour process 406
labour theory of value 407
literature 420
local knowledge 422
local state 423
local–global relations 425
location theory 427
market 442
Marxism 444
Marxist economics 445–6
Marxist geography 446
migrancy 462
migration 463
mode of production 468
modernism 469
modernity 471
modernization 474–5
money and finance 476
narco-capitalism 486
nation 487
neo-classical economics 496
NIDL 500
oil 510
peasant 524
petro-capitalism527–8
philosophy 531
plantation 543
political ecology 547
political economy 548
populism 556
postmodernity 569, 570
post-socialism 571
power 576
power-geometry 576
primitive accumulation 580–1private and public spheres 583
production of nature 589–90
production of space 590
property 594
proto-industrialization 595
public policy, geography
and 600
radical geography 619
regional geography 635
regulation theory 640
rent 644
resource 648
restructuring 651
scale 665
settler society 679
sexuality 680
situationists/situationism 685
slavery 687
social formation 692
socialism 700
South, the 704
space 708
space-economy 710–11
spatiality 716
stages of growth 720, 721
structuralism 725
terms of trade 743
territoriality 745
territorialization 745
Third World 754
time 755
time–space compression 757
time–space distanciation 760
time–space expansion 761
trade 764
transnationalism 772
underclass 779
underdevelopment 780
uneven development 780–2
urban ecology 783
vertical theme 798
vision and visuality 801
von Thu ̈nen model 803
welfare geography 807
West, the 808
World Social Forum
(WSF) 812
world-systems analysis 813
capture–recapture methods64,
663
CAQDAS (Computer-Assisted
Qualitative Data
Analysis) 703–4
carceral geographies64–5, 583
Carnap, Rudolf
logical empiricism 430
logical positivism 430
carrying capacity 65
Boserup thesis 54
limits to growth 419
overpopulation 516
population geography 552
resort life-cycle model 648
shifting cultivation 682Gregory / The Dictionary of Human Geography 9781405132879_6_index Final Proof page 965 2.4.2009 8:55pmINDEX