colonialism (cont’d)
geographical societies 286
geography 290
geopolitics 301
governable space 312
historical geography 334
holocaust 337
immigration 371
imperialism 373
instrumental variables 387
integration 388
Lamarck(ian)ism 408
land tenure 408
Latin America 412
literature 420
migrancy 461
modernism 469
modernity 471
nation 487
Occidentalism 507
Orientalism 513–14
place names 541
plantation 542
pluralism 543
political ecology 546
population geography 553
post-colonialism561–2
post-development 563
primitive accumulation 581
primitivism 581
property 594
race 615
racialization 617
self-determination 676
settler society 679
slavery 687
space 710
stages of growth 720
subaltern studies 728
terra nullius 743
territorialization 745
time–space expansion 761
transculturation 768
tricontinentalism 776
tropicality 777
violence 799
vision and visuality 801
war 804
West, the 808
Columbus, Christopher
America(s) (idea of) 24
exploration 230
Comaroff, J.
ethnography 218
exploration 233
command economy 98
commercial geography98–9
economic geography 178
geographical societies 286
human geography 350
political geography 549
Commission for Racial Justice
(United Church of
Christ) 203
Committee of Public Safety
(France) 747
commodity99–101
agro-food system 21
capital 59
commercial geography 98
commodity chain/filiere 101
conflict commodities 107
consumption 108
economic geography 179
investment 395
labour market 405
labour theory of value 406,
407
market 440
mimesis 466
mode of production 468
money and finance 476
place names 542
pricing policies 579–80
South, the 705
spatial fetishism 712
squatting 719
subsistence agriculture 731
tariff 741
trade 764, 766
transculturation 768
transferability 770
transnationalism 772
value-added 797
World Trade Organization
(WTO) 813
commodity chain/filiere101–2
agribusiness 16
agro-food system 21
commodity 100
consumption 110
economic geography 180,
181
food 259
globalization 310
human geography 351
industrial district 376
industrial geography 378
just-in-time production 398
labour process 406
location theory 428
production complex 589
retailing 654
services 677–8
trade 764
commodity fetishism 100
Common Agricultural Policy
(CAP) 16
Common crisis(Brandt
Commission) 506
common pool resources102,
630
common property regimes 102
common pool resources 102
global commons 306
common rights 191
Commons, John 385
communal enquiry 577communal housing
projects 584–5
communication(s) 102
cartography 68
cartography, history of 70
critical theory 125
cybernetics 138–9
text 750
time–space compression 757
communism 103
anarchism 27
Cold War 93
convergence, regional 115
democracy 151
fascism 242
globalization 309
mode of production 468
political economy 548
refugees 629
Second World 670
socialism 700
South, the 704
stages of growth 721
tariff 741
Communist manifesto, the(Marx
and Engels) 500
Communist Party of the Soviet
Union 103
communitarianism 103
community 104
liberalism 417
radical democracy 618
community103–4
action research 5
alterity 24
anarchism 27
Chicago School 79
Chinatown 82
citizenship 84
collective consumption 94
common property regimes 102
communication(s) 102
communitarianism 103
cyberspace 139
ethnic cleansing 213
famine 240
garden city 267
gated communities267–8
Geographic Information
Systems (GIS) 280
labour geography 404
lifeworld 418
moral landscapes 480
nationalism 488
neighbourhood 494
neighbourhood unit 495
new town 501
participatory democracy 520
peasant 524
rural geography 659
rural planning 660
rural–urban continuum 660
shadow state 681
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