Approaches to Economic Geography

Grounded in Marxian political economy, this collection explores the evolution of economic geography amidst significant global changes, including the rise of capitalism post-communism. It highlights the intersection of economic geography with public policy and planning, addressing topics such as uneven development and social economy. Compiled from the extensive work of Ray Hudson, the book presents a comprehensive analysis of contemporary economic issues, offering new insights into the implications of globalization on economic practices and policies.