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meaning

consumption culture 153–4

culture as 2, 4–5

ontological pluralism 560–1

mediaries 9

medical geography 66–7

Meinig, Donald 270, 271

Merleau-Ponty, Maurice 220,

275–6, 279

meta-governance 142

miasmic theory 384

Michel, S. 196

micro-states 465

migrants and migration 305, 494

postcolonialism 369–80, 389

transnationality 75–7, 79,

80–1, 82–4

workers 234, 236–7, 243–4

military 262, 477, 478

Mill, J.S. 428

Mills, Sara 361

mimicry 385

mind and body spaces 45

mirror of representation 523, 524

mirrors 558–9, 567

Mitchell, Don 116–17, 211,

214–15, 228, 229–30,

233–48, 279, 414–15, 526

Mitchell, Katharyne 39, 40, 74–87

Mitchell,W.J.T. 277, 279

Mitchell,W.T. 264

mobility 7, 82, 296, 334

‘model’ villages 259

modernism 74, 385

modernity 74, 108, 154, 422,

433–53, 546

modernization 74

Modood,Tariq 306–7

Mohanty, C.T. 406–7, 409, 410,

415–16

Mohr, Jean 228

money cultures 116–30

Monopoly model 25–6

Moodie, A.E. 500, 503

Moore, Donald 173–4

Moore-Gilbert, B. 386–7, 390

Moore, S. 444

Moraga 244, 245

moral geography 194,

279–80, 360

moral landscape 197–9

Morgan, Robin 479

Morin, Karen 364

Moss, Pamela 40, 41, 58–73

Mugerauer, Robert 539–40

multinationals 142

multiple sclerosis 68

multiplier effects 84

Muniesa, F. 121–2

mutualism 166

myalgic encephalomyelitis

(ME) 68

Myers, G.A. 390, 392

Nader, L. 558

Nagar, Richa 350

Namaste, Ki 66

naming 408

Nancy, J.-L. 428–9

Narayan, Uma 410, 412

Nardi, Bonnie 540–1

Nast, Heidi 304, 320, 478

nation, landscape 262–4

national identity 475

nationalism 79, 464–5, 466, 477

national parks 254–5, 263–4

national sovereignty 464

nation-building 371, 447–8

nationhood 66

nation-state 54, 465, 469

labour culture 103

landscape 262–3

modernity 448

postcolonialism 377

native geographies 364–5

naturalization 259–60, 261,

466, 499

nature 7, 31, 165–225

animal geography 20, 184–206

landscape 166, 171, 207–25,

262–4

in the making 168–83

ontological pluralism

560, 561–4

queer geography 321, 325–38

Nayak, Anoop 284, 285,

286, 300–12

Nelson, Lise 68

neoclassical economics 91

neoliberalism 48, 487

neotribalism 155

networks 77, 138, 413–14

Newbigin, Marion 184

new economy 148, 152

Newman, Katherine 107

new retail geography 157

Newstead, Clare 458–9, 485–97

Nike 26–7, 29–30, 159

Nokia 463, 468

non-equilibrium ecology 439

non-representational theory

38, 166, 180, 287–8

NordicTrack 65

normalization 526

nostalgia 350, 372

nuclear war 503

nudity 253, 261

Nystuen, J.D. 514

objectification 51, 153, 213

objectivity 523

object relations theory 47

object world 287

occidentalism 302

O’Day,Vicki 540–1

O’Kane, Maggie 480–1

olfactory-verbal gap 11–12

Olivella, Manuel Zapata 492

Olsson, Gunnar 528

Olwig, Kenneth 230

One Nation Party 308

ontological pluralism 557–69

ontology 512–16

oppression 62–3, 65–7, 407

organizational cultures 109–10

orientalism 347, 356–7, 384

other 27, 364–5, 460, 559, 565–7

Ó Tuathail, G. 480

Oxford Circus 26–7, 29

Paasi, Anssi 456–7, 458,

462–72, 480

Packard, Randall 436

Pannitch, L. 99, 100

Parekh, B. 425

Parker, G. 501

Park, Robert 548

parks 259, 261, 264, 502

Parmar, Pratibha 406

Parr, Hester 45

Passmore, J. 562

path dependency 135, 142

Peach, Ceri 548

Peake, L. 286, 308

Pearson, Mike 278–9

Peet, Dick 91

Perera, Nihal 369

performativity 64, 68, 124–5

perfume 11–12

perspective 253

pet keeping 186, 187, 190

petrocapitalism 173

Pettman, J.J. 478

phenomenological approach 524

Phillips, Richard 360

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