Marxist economics 446
poverty 573
regime of accumulation 630
shift-share model 681
sustainable development 739
Third World 754
transnational corporations
(TNCs) 772
economic integration182–3
geopolitics 302
social well-being 700
economic production 346
Economic Restructuring, Social
Change and the
Locality 425
economics
capital 58
class 88
conservation 108
co-operative 115
cost-benefit analysis 118
environmental
economics197–8
game theory 267
institutional economics385–6
liberalism 417
Marxist economics445–6
neo-classical economics495–6
neo-liberalism 497–8
neo-Ricardian economics 498
resource economics 649
terms of trade 743
transport geography 773
world-systems analysis 814
economies of scale 183
agglomeration 14
complementarity 105
energy 193
flexible accumulation 256
Fordism 260
industrial organization 378
transnational corporations
(TNCs) 771
economies of scope 184
agglomeration 14
economies of scale 184
flexible accumulation 256–7
transnational corporations
(TNCs) 771
economy184–5
alternative economies 24
base and superstructure 42–3
co-evolution 92
command economy 98
commodity 99
core–periphery model 115
cultural economy128–9
domestic labour 171
domesticity 172
dual economy 173
economic geography 179
equilibrium 209
exchange 228
external economies234–5
global cities/world cities 304,
305
globalization 309
gross domestic product
(GDP) 319
gross national product
(GNP) 320
growth pole 320
industrial revolution 378
information economy 382
input-output 385
knowledge economy401, 403
market 440–3
place 539
political economy547–9
Postan thesis 560
public space 602
regional policy 638
services 678
social construction 691
society 701
space-economy710–11
urban origins 789
ecosystem185–6
adaptation 8
feedback 243
global warming 308
pastoralism 521
political ecology 545
resource 648
system 740
urban ecology 783
wilderness 811
ecumene 83, 186
EDA.Seeexploratory data
analysis
Edensor, T. 801
edge city 186
Alonso model 23
central business district
(CBD) 76
counter-urbanization 119
exopolis 229
post-industrial city 565
sprawl 719
suburb/anization 732
urban fringe 784
urban geography 785
Edinburgh school 423
Edinburgh ‘strong
programme’ 667
education186–7
children 80
contextual effect 111
culturalcapital 127
cycleof poverty 141
geographical societies 286
geography 287, 288
geography, history of 298
literature 422
migration 463
public services 601
social geography 693
subject/subjectivity 729Third World 754
welfare state 808
efficiency
productivity 592
sampling 662
egalitarianism 187
Egypt 460
Eichler, M. 28
Einstein, Albert
chronotope 83
critical rationalism 124
time 755
Eisenhower, Dwight D. 464
Eisenstein, Z. 246
El Tor cholera strain 517
Elden, S. 401
electoral geography187–8
contextual effect 110
democracy 150–1
friends-and-neighbours
effect 264
gerrymandering 303
human geography 353
institutionalism 386
modifiable areal unit problem
(maup) 476
neighbourhood effect 495
political geography 550
public choice theory 598
quantitative methods 609, 610
social network 696
Eliade, Mircea 661
Elias, Norbert 87
Elliott, John 24
Elson, Diane 407
Elster, Jon
analytical Marxism 27
capitalism 61
ideology 367
methodological
individualism 457
E-mapping 360, 361
embeddedness 179, 180
embodiment 684
Emel, J. 324
Emerson, F.V. 532
emigration188, 213
emotional geography188–9
affect 9
children 81
cultural geography 131
geo-body 274
health and health care 325
home 340
idealism 364
music 485
non-representational
theory 504
rural geography 659
sport(s) 718
emotions 347
empire189–90
America(s) (idea of) 25
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