… in Chapters 2, 3 and 5, where we discuss the capital and value controversies and their
implications for a spatial economy. We also discuss Sraffa’s work to a lesser extent when we …

… suggests that the capitalist space economy is highly unstable given conflicting economic
interests… from the characteristics of society and economy, scarcity is viewed as a social creation. …

… cal foundations of political-economic theory and its scope for economie geography, this book
… , this work offers an analytical model that clarifies the critical difference that space makes, …

… economy, informed .and determined by a close … -Ricardo and Marx, and more recently
Sraffa. As such, it is a deliberate attempt to provide an analytical critique of neoclassical economic …

… While Marx paid occasional attention to geographical aspects of the capitalist economy (such
as town and country relations and the annihilation of space by time), it was never central to …

… , Ricardo, and Adam Smith, Marx set out the beacons for a social theoretical approach and
political practice that would infuse both the social theoretical and political course of modern …

… research in economic geography. … and geographical economics. One such effortöregional
political economyöextends the insights of Ricardo, Marx, and Sraffa to a geographical context (…

… ways not predicted by Marxist theory, but at the … capitalism's periodic attempts to secure a
new spatial and technological 'fix', and that since we still live in a world dominated by capitalism …

… capitalists, and an historically entrenched one, the landlords. Last, we should also note that
neither Marx nor Ricardo … In effect, Sraffa's model is Ricardo's corn model extended to many …

… Moreover, thinking through the interplay between key foundational concepts in geography
and AI’s role in the capitalist space economy can simultaneously shed light on the general …