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This transformation can be traced to the emergence, and the widespread acceptance, of a new set of models which have a common root in the notion that society is best understood as a political economy. We use the term 'political economy' ...
This transformation can be traced to the emergence, and the widespread acceptance, of a new set of models which have a common root in the notion that society is best understood as a political economy. We use the term 'political economy' ...
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... of the injustices built into specific societies; and from an interest in material reality, merely as the place to test academic propositions, to the transformation of capitalist society through revolutionary theory (Harvey 1973, pp.
... of the injustices built into specific societies; and from an interest in material reality, merely as the place to test academic propositions, to the transformation of capitalist society through revolutionary theory (Harvey 1973, pp.
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The political purpose of Marxism is social transformation on behalf of the oppressed people of the world. Communism proposes that power be placed in the hands of the workers and peasant masses in the belief that economic and political ...
The political purpose of Marxism is social transformation on behalf of the oppressed people of the world. Communism proposes that power be placed in the hands of the workers and peasant masses in the belief that economic and political ...
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By 'geographical' we mean an emphasis on the social transformation of nature followed by nongeographer ... Marx begins with production by individuals who form their personalities as they transform nature through the labour process.
By 'geographical' we mean an emphasis on the social transformation of nature followed by nongeographer ... Marx begins with production by individuals who form their personalities as they transform nature through the labour process.
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290), structure is defined as a 'system of internal relations which is being structured through the operation of its own transformation rules'. Contradictions occur between structures as well as within them. For example, Harvey says ...
290), structure is defined as a 'system of internal relations which is being structured through the operation of its own transformation rules'. Contradictions occur between structures as well as within them. For example, Harvey says ...
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| Título | New Models in Geography: The Political-Economy Perspective |
| Editores | Richard Peet, Nigel Thrift |
| Editor | Routledge, 2002 |
| ISBN | 1134998384, 9781134998388 |
| Largo | 448 páginas |
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