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Encounters and Engagements between Economic and Cultural Geography

Part of the GeoJournal Library Book Series (volume 104)

Editors: Warf, Barney

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-007-2975-9

ISBN: 978-94-007-2974-2

Publisher: Springer Netherlands - Springer Journals

Feb 22, 2012

1 - 10 of 11 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction: Fusing Economic and Cultural Geography

Warf, Barney

Pages: 1 –17

[The introduction traces the history of growing intersections between economic and cultural geography, including milestones such as: non-structural Marxism; Granovetter’s thesis of cultural embeddedness; flexible production, clusters, and the role of trust, reputation, and tacit knowledge;...
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Chapter 2A Short Cultural History of Anglo-American Economic Geography: Bodies, Books, Machines, and Places

Barnes, Trevor J.

Pages: 19 –37

[My aim in this chapter is to provide a cultural geographical history of the very discipline of economic geography. I write that history by focusing on four cultural elements: bodies, books, machines, and places. My theoretical starting point is similar work carried out in science studies. From...
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Chapter 3The Cultural Turn in Geography: A New Link in the Commodity Chain

Hartwick, Elaine

Pages: 39 –46

[Consumption is an activity where the notion of freedom prevails. The consumer has to feel that she or he can do what they want in the market place – buy this or that, apparently at will. For the culture of consumptive freedom to prevail, the commodity has to appear out of no-where, as total...
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Chapter 4Consumption Geographies: Turns or Intersections?

Mansvelt, Juliana

Pages: 47 –64

[The last 20 years have seen an explosion of work on geographies of consumption. Much of the research has been informed by approaches arising from the New Cultural Geographies. While cultural geographers have examined issues of representation, identity, landscape, and sociality, economic...
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Chapter 5Gender, Commodity Chains and Everyday Life

Leslie, Deborah

Pages: 65 –78

[In recent years, geographers have argued for a commodity chain approach to consumption. This approach involves tracing the multiple activities associated with the production of one good or service, such as manufacturing, consumption, design, retailing, marketing and advertising. Each commodity...
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Chapter 6Economic Rationality, Ethnic Identity, and the Geographies of Consumption

Lo, Lucia; Wang, Lu

Pages: 79 –101

[Consumption research in geography illustrates the ongoing dialogue between the economic and the cultural. This paper examines consumer choice behavior of Chinese immigrants to Toronto to provide a hybrid view that emphasizes the role of ethnicity. Using a mixed methods approach that includes...
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Chapter 7Trust and Distrust: Culture Finding Its Way into Economics or the Other Way Round?

Orderud, Geir Inge

Pages: 103 –122

[Trust is a constituent of a broad range of social relations, such as interpersonal ties, communities, groups, classes, and societies. It is the basis for different processes within the spheres of economy and culture at varying spatial scales. The last three decades have seen neoliberal...
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Chapter 8Building the Beloved Community Through Techno Music Production in Detroit

Che, Deborah

Pages: 123 –141

[This chapter examine Detroit techno music production by utilizing the lenses of Martin Luther King’s Beloved Community and community-based proposals for rebuilding Detroit, which recognize that large-scale industrial production will not be coming back to the city. In light of the limited...
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Chapter 9Exploring the Role of Networks in the Creative Economy of North East England: Economic and Cultural Dynamics

Comunian, Roberta

Pages: 143 –157

[This chapter examine Detroit techno music production by utilizing the lenses of Martin Luther King’s Beloved Community and community-based proposals for rebuilding Detroit, which recognize that large-scale industrial production will not be coming back to the city. In light of the limited...
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Chapter 10The Relevance of Scale Economies in Economic and Social Relationships in the New Economic Geography

Spinesi, Luca

Pages: 159 –166

[This chapter is a critical reflection on the role of networks and networking in the context of the creative economy. There is a large literature emerging on the role of networks in general in various economic contexts. Some older theoretical frameworks, such as clusters and industrial district...

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