Law and the geographic analysis of economic globalization

This article focuses on the curious absence of law in geographic accounts of state restructuring in relation to neoliberal economic globalization. It argues that law is ever-present in many of the issues at the center of geographic debates, yet rarely given sustained attention. In response, three ap...

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Published in:	Progress in human geography 2011-10, Vol.35 (5), p.589-607
Main Author:	Barkan, Joshua
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	Bgi / Prodig Capitalism Corporations Economic conditions Economic geography Economics Enterprises Geodemographics Geography Global economy Globalization Human geography Law Legal aspects Legal System Legal systems Multinational corporations Multinational enterprises Neoliberalism Political activism Political and economic geography Political power Political representation Regulation Social activism Spatial analysis State theory Suspension Sustained attention Transnationalism World Economy
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