Prisoners of Geography

Economic geography · Geography · Political science · Regional science · Historical Geography and Geographical Thought

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  Yosef Lapid•Geopolitics•2000

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• Tobler's First Law of Geography

  Daniel Z Sui•Annals of the Association of…•2004

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• High health system performance, low health system resilience

  Open Access•Finn McGuire, Megha Rao et al.•Health Policy•2025

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• Geographic Neighbourhood and Cluster Formation

  Tirtha Chatterjee, A Ganesh-Kumar et al.•The Journal of Development Studies•2016

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• Fresh challenges faced on the ground by the Kingdom of the Sky

  Tushar Kanti Saha, Rosemary Gray•International Journal of African…•2017

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• Africa, China and the ‘new’ economic geography of development

  Open Access•Giles Mohan, Marcus Power•Singapore Journal of Tropical…•2009

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• Competitividad entre metrópolis de América Latina

  Open Access•NELSON MANZANO•EURE (Santiago•2009

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• Development and Governmentality

  Open Access•Michael Watts•Singapore Journal of Tropical…•2003

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• Piketty and Friends

  Eric Sheppard•The AAG Review of Books•2015

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• Geography and development

  Open Access•Gillian Hart•Progress in Human Geography•2002

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• The “Politics of the Mirror”

  Jeff Popke•African Geographical Review•2001

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• Geography, nature, and the question of development

  Open Access•Elaine Sheppard•Dialogues in Human Geography•2011

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• The Exogenous Effect of Geography on Economic Development

  Min Tang, Dwayne Woods•African and Asian Studies•2008

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• Korea and Russia

  Open Access•Erich Weede•Pacific Focus•2002

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• Journeying to jihadiphate

  Muhammad Dan Suleiman•African Security Review•2024

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• Geography, transport and Africa’s proximity gap

  Open Access•Wim Naudé•Journal of Transport Geography•2008

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• Understanding foreign policy strategies of Kazakhstan

  Maxat Kassen•Cambridge Review of International…•2018

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• Underlying Structural Factors Shaping power and Politics in Weak States

  Georg Sorensen•Forum for Development Studies•2006

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• Trapping the tigers

  Open Access•Michael Touchton•The Social Science Journal•2013

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• Cities Destroyed (Again) For Cash

  Jeff Crump, Kathe Newman et al.•Urban Geography•2008

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• Neo‐Environmental Determinism, Intellectual Damage Control, and Nature/Society Science

  Open Access•Andrew Sluyter•Antipode•2003

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• Lessons from Strange Cases

  Open Access•Ellis Goldberg, Erik Wibbels et al.•Comparative Political Studies•2008

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• Quo vadis neoliberalism? The remaking of global capitalist governance after the Washington Consensus

  Open Access•Eric Sheppard, Helga Leitner•Geoforum•2009

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• Political Ecology

  W Wolford•Annals of the Association of…•2005

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• Determinism within human–environment research and the rediscovery of environmental causation

  Open Access•GABRIEL JUDKINS, Marissa Smith et al.•Geographical Journal•2008

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• The Foreign Policies of Post-Soviet Landlocked States

  Avinoam Idan, Brenda Shaffer•Post-Soviet Affairs•2011

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• Endogenous borders and access to the sea

  Open Access•Brad Sievers, R Urbatsch•Political Geography•2018

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• The Spaces and Times of Globalization

  Eric Sheppard•Economic Geography•2002

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• Feminine Villains, Masculine Heroes, and the Reproduction of Ciudad Juárez

  Melissa W Wright•Social Text•2001

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