Space, Knowledge and Power

Engaging with Foucault's geographies, this collection features contributions from notable scholars who explore the complexities and insights of his work, stemming from discussions with the journal Hérodote in the 1970s. Contributors such as David Harvey and Chris Philo express their diverse perspectives, highlighting both the valuable aspects and frustrations of Foucault's theories. The book promises to surprise and challenge readers, offering a multifaceted examination of Foucault's influence on geographical thought.