rent644–5
bid-rent curve 46
capital 58
capitalism 61
conflict commodities 107
farming 241
feudalism 249–50
growth coalitions 320
location theory 426
oil 510–11
opportunity costs 513
staples theory 722
von Thu ̈nen model 803
rent gap 645, 645
Renting, H. 259
re-ordering 52
repeated measures analysis 432
representation645–6
action research 5
Cartesianism 66
cartographic reason 66
cartography, history of 70
critical human geography 123
cultural geography 132
democracy 151
dialectic(s) 158
epistemology 207
feminist geographies 247
fieldwork 251
Geographic Information
Science (GISc) 277, 278
geographical imagination 282,
284
geography 288
geography, history of 296
idealism 364
imaginative geographies 370
law 414
literature 420
mental maps/cognitive
maps 455
mimesis 466
modernism 469
modernity 471
music 484
non-representational
theory503–5
ontology 512
post-structuralism 572
qualitative methods 604–6
realism 621, 623
regional geography 635
rhetoric 655
rhythmanalysis 656
rights 656
sampling 661
scale 664
social space 698
time–space compression 757
trialectics 776
virtual geographies 800
reproduction, social.Seesocial
reproduction
Repton, Humphry 479
research
action research4–5
critical rationalism 125
cultural turn 134
extensive research 234
Geographic Information
Science (GISc) 277–9
geography 288
geo-informatics 299–300
global cities/world cities 306
intensive research 389
participant observation
519–20
reflexivity 628
sampling 661
science park 668
software for qualitative
research703–4
thick description 753
research and development 522
Research Assessment
Exercise 187
resistance646–7
anti-globalization 31
conflict 106
critical geopolitics 122
critical human geography 123
critical theory 125
cultural politics 134
decolonization 145, 146
difference 160
enclosure 192
film 253
gender and development 270
genealogy 270
home 341
labour market 406
land tenure 409
political economy 548
power 576
qualitative methods 605–6
social reproduction 697
terrorism 747
transgression 770
West, the 808
World Social Forum
(WSF) 812
Resnick, Stephen A.
base and superstructure 42–3
essentialism 210
Marxist economics 445
resort life-cycle model647,647–8
resource648–9
capital 58
common pool resources 102
common property regimes 102
competitive advantage 105
conflict 106
conflict commodities 107
continental shelf 112
cultural ecology 128
decision-making 144
economic geography 181
energy 193field system 251
fieldwork 251
gender and development 270
human geography 350
investment 395
metaphor 456
natural resources490–1
Pareto optimality 519
political ecology 546
prisoner’s dilemma 582
tragedy of the commons
766–7
resource allocation 519
‘resource curse’ 527
resource economics 649
resource evaluation649–50
resource management 650
environmental economics
197
geo-informatics 299
natural resources 490
political ecology 545
prisoner’s dilemma 582
resource 648
resource evaluation 649
resource wars650–1
environmental security 204
justwar 397
war 804
resources 660
restructuring651–3
economic geography 179
information economy 382
Kondratieff waves 403
locality 425
social reproduction 697
sunk costs 733
retailing653–4
behavioural geography 44
central business district
(CBD) 76
central place theory 76
consumption 108
periodic market systems 527
reterritorialization 53
RETORT 718
retroduction 654
retrogressive approach 654, 654
retrospective approach 654, 654
revealed preference analysis 654
decision-making 145
utility theory 795
revivification 775
revolution
Agricultural Revolution19–20
critical theory 125
Green Revolution317–19
industrial revolution378–80
peasant 525
quantitative revolution611–12
scientific revolution(s)669–70
Revolution in Military Affairs
(RMA)
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