German ordoliberalism originated at the end of the Weimar Republic (1918-1933) in a
context of hyper-inflation, depression, mass unemployment and social unrest. For …

This paper develops spatial dialectics as an analytical method capable of exposing and
explaining the contradictions, dilemmas and tensions that cut through the spatialities of …

This paper historicises the emergence (and subsequent power) of geographical
abstractions. Following Karl Marx in the Grundrisse, I argue that one of the central features of …

Is national state policy-making more constrained by capitalist value-disciplines in emerging
capitalist economies (ECEs) than it is in advanced capitalist countries? In order to explore …

Through the creation of an original theoretical framework, this paper demonstrates the value
of a deeper engagement between autonomist Marxism and (urban) geography. By …

This contribution maps the development of the critique of real abstraction from its origins to
the present. The first section discusses the ambiguous status of the critique of real …

This paper examines the urban theory of Henri Lefebvre and David Harvey to construct an
urban perspective on labour geographies. Lefebvre understood work in a work–nonwork …

This thesis examines the relationships and 'borders'(see Castree et al., 2007) that exist
between children's geographies in the space of everyday life, and formal spaces of …

Today there is a proliferation of wearable and app-based technologies for self-quantification
and self-tracking. This article explores the potential of an Open Marxist reading of Henri …

This article reconstructs the role that fetishistic concrete abstraction plays in Henri Lefebvre's
writings on everyday life, cities and space. I begin by distinguishing between Lefebvre's …