leisure 417
local knowledge 422, 423
Marxism 445
memory 454
modernism 470
modernity 471, 473
moral landscapes 480
paradigm 518
philosophy 530
post-structuralism 572
pragmatism 577, 578
queer theory 612
realism 623
reductionism 627
relativism 641
rhythmanalysis 656
rural geography 659
social construction 691
social theory 698
spatiality 716–17
time–space convergence 759
travel writing 774
universalism 782
urban geography 785
postmodernity568–70
feminist geographies 245
flows 257
placelessness 542
postmodernism 567
post-structuralism 572
post-normal science (PNS)570,
570–1
Postone, M. 100
post-phenomenology 503
post-positivism 529
post-socialism 571
peasant 525
Second World 670
urban geography 786
post-Soviet era 566
post-structuralism571–3
action research 5
animals 29
anti-humanism 33
body 51
cartography, history of 70
citizenship 85
counterfactuals 119
critical geopolitics 121
critical rationalism 125
cultural geography 131
culture 136–7
deconstruction 148
economic geography 180
economy 185
environmental history 200
epistemology 206, 207
ethics 212, 213
Eurocentrism 221
feminist geographies 247
flows 257
gender and development 270
geographical imagination 283,
284
global cities/world cities 306
Grand Theory 315
heritage 328
hermeneutics 329
historical geography 334
human agency 348
human geography 352, 354
humanism 356
humanistic geography 358
humanities 359
ideology 368
International Relations
(IR) 391
literature 420
local knowledge 423
local state 424
Marxism 445
Marxist geography 447
masculinism 448
methodological
individualism 457
mimesis 466
model 469
nature 493
non-representational
theory 503
ontology 512
paradigm 518
phenomenology 529
philosophy 530
political ecology 547
political economy 548
population geography 553
postmodernism 567
postmodernity 569
power 576
pragmatism 577, 578
production of space 592
qualitative methods 603
queer theory 612
reductionism 627
resistance 647
rural geography 659
social construction 691
social justice 694
society 701
space 709
spatial identity 712
spatiality 717
structuralism 725
subject/subjectivity 728
text 750
textuality 751
universalism 782
post-Westphalian governance 86
Poulantzas, Nicos
mode of production 468
structuralism 725
poverty573–4
aboriginality 2
adaptation 8
apartheid 33
Chicago School 79
class 88cycle of poverty 141
development 155
dual economy 173
famine 240
financial exclusion 254–5
Fourth World 263
ghetto 303
Green Revolution 319
homelessness 343
hunger 359
immigration 372
industrialization 380
inner city 384
life table 418
longitudinal data analysis
(LDA) 431
neighbourhood 494
Panopticon 518
pastoralism 521
political ecology 546
post-development 562
quantitative methods 610
sampling 662
segregation 674
slavery 687
slum 688
social geography 693
South, the 704
squatting 719
sustainable development 739
Third World 754, 755
underclass 779
urban and regional
planning 782
welfare geography 807
welfare state 808
poverty gap574–5
Poverty Gap Ratio 575
Powell, Joe 200
power575–6
Anglocentrism 28, 29
anti-development 31
balkanization 41
biopolitics, biopower 48
camp 57
capitalism 61
carceral geographies 64
chronotope 84
city 85, 86
civil society 87
colonialism 94
contextuality 112
contrapuntal geographies 113
core–periphery model 115–16
critical geopolitics 121–3
critical human geography 123
critical theory 126
cultural economy 129
cultural geography 131
cultural landscape 133
cultural turn 135
culture 137–8
cyberspace 139
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