Articles and Essays

Forthcoming | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 | 1999 | 1998 | 1997 | 1996

Browse Books and Monographs

Forthcoming

  • “Halos: finding space in the world for new political forms” in Braun, B., Whatmore, S..J. (eds) The Politics of Stuff. Minneapolis, University of Minnesota Press (forthcoming).
  • “Reanimating the place of thought: transformations of spatial description in the twenty-first century” in Amin, A., Roberts, J. (eds) Communities of Practice. Organizing for Creativity and Innovation. Oxford, Oxford University Press (forthcoming).
  • (with A. Leyshon) “The capitalization of almost everything: the future of finance and capitalism” Theory, Culture and Society (forthcoming).

2007

  • “David Harvey: a rock in a hard place” in Castree, N., Gregory, D. (eds) David Harvey: A Critical Reader. Oxford, Blackwell.
  • “Immaculate warfare: the spatial practices of extreme violence” in Gregory, D., Pred, A. (eds) Spaces of Terror. New York, Routledge.
  • (with S.Graham) “Out of order: understanding repair and maintenance” Theory, Culture and Society, 24, 1-25.
  • “Overcome by space: reworking Foucault” in Crampton, J., Elden, S. (eds) Space, Knowledge and Power. Foucault and Geography. London, Ashgate, 53-58.
  • “Dropping the pilot?” 21st Century Society, 1, 109-118.
  • “Comment on Birth, Time and the Biological Consequences of Globalization” Current Anthropology, 48, 229-230.
  • (with A. Barry) “Gabriel Tarde: imitation, invention, and economy” Economy and Society, 36, 509-525.

2006

  • “Space, time and place” in Goodin, R., Tilly, C., (eds) The Oxford Handbook of Contextual Political Analysis. Oxford, Oxford University Press, 547-563.
  • “Re-inventing invention: new tendencies in capitalist commodification” Economy and Society, 35, 279-306.
  • “Intensitäten des fühlens: für eine raumliche politik der affekte” in Berking, H. (ed) Die Macht des Lokalen in einer Wolt ohne Grenzen. Frankfurt, Campus Verlag, 216-251.
  • “Space” in Featherstone, M., Venn, C. (eds) Special Issue on Problematizing Global Knowledge, Theory, Culture and Society, 23, 139-146.
  • “Donna Haraway’s dreams” Theory, Culture and Society, 23, 189-195.

2005

  • (with K.Olds) “Assembling the global schoolhouse in Pacific Asia: the case of Singapore“ in Daniels, P.W., Ho, K.C., Hutton, T.A. (eds) Service Industries and Asia-Pacific Cities. New Development Trajectories. London, Routledge, 199-215.
  • (with A.Leyshon, P. Webb, S French, L. Crewe) “On the reproduction of the musical economy after the internet“, Media Culture and Society, 27, 177-209.
  • “Transurbanism” Urban Geography, 25, 724-734.
  • (with A.Amin) “What’s left: just the future” Antipode, 37, 220-338.
  • “Torsten Hägerstrand and social theory”, Progress in Human Geography, 29, 337-340.
  • “Panicsville: Paul Virilio and the aesthetic of disaster” Cultural Politics, 1, 337-348.
  • (with A.Leyshon, S. French, P.Webb, L.Crewe) “Accounting for e-commerce: abstractions, virtualism, and the cultural circuit of capital”, Economy and Society, 34, 428-450.
  • “Making sense: an afterword” in Lšfgren, O., Willim, R. (eds) Magic, Culture and the New Economy. Oxford, Berg, 131-136.
  • “But malice aforethought: cities and the natural history of hatred” Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers NS30, 133-150.
  • “From born to made: technology, biology and space” Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, NS30, 463-476.
  • “Beyond mediation; three new material registers and their consequences” in Miller, D. (ed) Materiality. Durham, NC, Duke University Press, 231-255.
  • (with P.Glennie) “Revolutions in the times. Clocks and the temporal structures of everyday life” in Livingstone, D., Withers, C. (eds) Geography and Revolution. Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 160-198.
  • (with J.D. Dewsbury) “Genesis eternal: after Paul Klee” in Buchanan, I., Lambert, G. (eds) Deleuze and Space. Edinburgh, Edinburgh University Press, 89-“108.
  • (with A. Amin, D. Massey) “Centres without points” in Latour, B, Weibel, P. (eds) Making Things Public: Atmospheres of Democracy. Cambridge, Mass., MIT Press, 810-814.
  • (with A.Amin) “Citizens of the world. Seeing the city as a site of international influence” Harvard International Review, 27, 14-17.

2004

  • “Performance and performativity: a geography of unknown lands” in Duncan, J.S., Johnson, N.C., Schein, R. (eds) A Companion to Cultural Geography, Oxford, Blackwell, 121-136.
  • “Summoning Life” in Cloke, P, Goodwin, M, Crang, P (eds) Envisioning Human Geographies. London: Arnold, 81-103.
  • “Remembering the technological unconscious by foregrounding knowledges of position”, Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 22, 175-190.
  • “Electric animals: new models of everyday life?” Cultural Studies, 18, 461-482.
  • (with A.Amin) “The emancipatory city” in Lees, L (ed) The Emancipatory City? Paradoxes and Possibilities. London, Sage, 231-235.
  • (with G.L.Clark, A.Tickell) “Performing finance: the industry, the media and the image” Review of International Political Economy,11, 289-310.
  • “Radio” in Harrison, S., Pile, S., Thrift, N.J.(eds) Patterned Ground. London, Reaktion.
  • (with S.Harrison, S.Pile) “Introduction” in Harrison, S., Pile, S., Thrift, N.J. (eds) Patterned Ground. London, Reaktion.
  • (with M.Boddy et al) “Competitiveness and cohesion in a prosperous city region: the case of Bristol” in Boddy, M, Parkinson, M. (eds) City Matters. Bristol, Policy Press, 51-70.
  • “Intensities of feeling: towards a spatial politics of affect” Geografiska Annaler, Series B, 86, 57-78.
  • “Thick time” Organization, 11, 873-880.
  • (with S. French, L. Crewe A. Leyshon, P. Webb) “Putting e-commerce in its place: reflections on the impact of the internet on the cultural industries” in Power, D., Scott, A.J. (eds) Cultural Industries and the Production of Culture, London, Routledge, 54-71.
  • “Driving in the city” Theory, Culture and Society, 21, 41-59.
  • (with G.L.Clark) “The return of bureaucracy: managing dispersed knowledge in time and space” in Knorr-Cetina, K., Preda, A. (eds) The Sociology of Financial Markets. Oxford, Oxford University Press, 229-249.
  • “Movement-space: the changing domain of thinking thinking resulting from the development of new kinds of spatial awareness” Economy and Society, 33, 582-604.
  • (with K.Olds) “Cultures on the brink. Re-engineering the soul of capitalism – on a global scale” in Ong, A., Collins, S. (Eds) Global Anthropology. Technology, Politics, and Ethics as Anthropological Problems. Malden, MA, Blackwell, 270-290.
  • (with R.Lee, A.Leyshon, T.Aldridge, J.Tooke and C.Williams) “Making geographies and histories: constructing local circuits of value” Environment and Planning D. Society and Space, 22, 595-618.

2003

  • “Space”, in Holloway, S., Rice, S., Valentine, G (ed) Key Concepts in Geography. London, Sage, 91-108.
  • (with Lee, R., Leyshon, A., Aldridge, T., Tooke, J., Williams, C.) “Constructing alternative circuits of value – the case of local currency systems” in Sforzi, F. (ed) The Institutions of Local Democracy. Aldershot, Ashgate, 115-139.
  • “Closer to the machine? Intelligent environments, new forms of possession and the rise of the supertoy” Cultural Geographies, 10, 389-407.
  • “Investigating the field” in Pryke, M., Massey, D., Whatmore, S. (eds) Thinking Through Research. London, Sage.
  • “Interview with Paul Rabinow” in Pryke, M., Massey, D., Whatmore, S. (eds) Thinking Through Research. London, Sage.
  • (with A. Amin) “Introduction” in Amin, A., Thrift, N.J. (eds) The Cultural Economy Reader. Oxford, Blackwell, x-xxx.
  • (with D. Massey) “The passion of place” in Johnston, R.J., Williams, M. (eds) A Century of British Geography. Oxford, Oxford University Press, 275-299.
  • “The might of might” in Peck, J.A., Yeung, H. (eds) Remaking the Global Economy. London, Sage.
  • “Performance and …” Environment and Planning A, 35, 2019-2024.
  • (with A. Amin, D. Massey) “Regions, democracy and the geography of power”, Soundings, 25, 57-70.

2002

  • (with P. Glennie) “The spaces of clock times” in Joyce, P. (ed) History and the Social Sciences. London, Routledge, 151-174.
  • “World city” in Review of International Political Economy Companion. London, Routledge.
  • “Geography of finance”, (with P.Glennie) “time and geography” in Smelser, N.J., Baltes, P.B. (eds) International Encyclopaedia of the Social and Behavioural Sciences, New York, Elsevier.
  • (with S French) “The automatic production of space”, Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, NS27, 309-335.
  • “The future of Geography”, Geoforum, 33, 291-298.
  • “Think and act like revolutionaries. Episodes from the global triumph of managerial discourse”, Critical Quarterly, 44, 19-26.
  • (with K.Anderson, M. Domosh, S.J.Pile) “A rough guide” in Anderson, K., Domosh, M., Pile, S.J., Thrift, N.J. (eds) Handbook of Cultural Geography. London, Sage, 1-35.
  • (with A. Amin) “Cities and ethnicities” Ethnicities, 2, 291-300.

2001

  • (with C Williams, T Aldridge, R Lee, A Leyshon and J Tooke) “Bridges into work: an evaluation of LETS”. Policy Studies, 22, 121-134
  • (with C Williams, Aldridge T, Lee A, Leyshon A, Tooke J) ‘Local ecology and trading schemes (LETS): a tool for community renewal’ Community, Work and Family 4, 355-361
  • “Elsewhere” in Cummings, N, Lewandowska, M (eds) Capital, London, Tate Modern, 82-105.
  • “Chasing Capitalism” New Political Economy, 6, 375-380.
  • “It’s the romance, not the finance, that makes the business worth pursuing: disclosing a new market culture” Economy and Society, 2002, 30, 412-432.

2000

  • ‘consumer services’, ‘commodity’, ‘services, geography of’, ‘producer services’, ‘actor-network theory’, ‘non-representational theory’, ‘rhizome’, ‘reflexive modernization’, ‘risk society’, ‘information economy’, ‘information society’, ‘media, geography of’, ‘image’, ‘communications, geography of’, ‘performance’, ‘habitus’, ‘material culture’ in Gregory, D., Johnston, R.J., Pratt, G., Smith, D., Watts, M. (eds) Dictionary of Human Geography (fourth edition), Blackwell, Oxford.
  • (with M. Crang) “Thinking space” in Crang, M., Thrift, N.J. (eds). Thinking Space. London, Routledge, 1-30.
  • (with N. Bingham). “Some new instructions for travellers: The geography of Bruno Latour and Michel Serres” in Crang, M., Thrift, N.J. (eds). Thinking Space. London, Routledge, 281-301.
  • “Not a straight line but a curve: or cities are not mirrors of modernity” in Bell, D, Haddour, A (eds) City Visions. Longman, London, 233-263.
  • “State sovereignty, globalisation, and the rise of soft capitalism” in Hay, C, Marsh D (ed) Demystifying Globalisation. Macmillan, London, 71-104.
  • “Dead or alive?” in Cook, I., Crouch, D., Ryan, J., Naylor, S. (eds). Cultural Turns. London, Longman,
  • “Afterwords” Environment and Planning D. Society and Space, 18, 213-255.
  • “It’s the little things.” in Atkinson, D., Dodds, K. (eds) Geopolitical Traditions. A Century of Geopolitical Thought. London, Routledge, 380-387.
  • (with S. Pile). “Technical note” in Pile, S.J., Thrift, N.J. (eds) The City A-Z. London, Routledge, 303-310.
  • “With child to see any strange thing: everyday life in the city” in Bridge, G., Watson, S. (eds) A Companion to the City. Oxford, Blackwell 398-409.
  • (with D Walling) “Geography in the United Kingdom, 1996-2000″. Geographical Journal, 166, 96-124.
  • (with JD Dewsbury) “Dead geographies – and how to make them live again”. Environment and Planning D. Society and Space, 18, 411-432.
  • “Still life in nearly present time: the object of nature” Body and Society, 6, 34-57.
  • “Performing cultures in the new economy”. Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 90, 674-692.
  • “Pandora’s Box: cultural geographies of economies”, in Clark, G.L., Feldman, M.P., Gertler, M.S. (eds) “The Oxford Handbook of Economic Geography” Oxford, Oxford University Press, 689-704.

1999

  • “Steps to an ecology of place” in Allen, J., Massey, D. (eds) Human Geography Today. Polity Press, Cambridge, 295-321.
  • “Virtual Capitalism: some proposals” in Carrier, J., Miller, D. (eds) Virtualism. The New Political Economy. Berg, Oxford. 161-186.
  • “Cities and economic change: global governance?” in Allen, J., Massey, D., Pryke, M. (eds) Understanding Cities. Volume 2. Unsettling Cities 2. Routledge, London, 271-320.
  • “20/40 vision: urban futures to avoid and urban futures to admire.” in Smith, R. (ed) The Future of the City. Macmillan, London, 7-15.
  • (with A. Leyshon) “Lists come alive: electronic systems of knowledge and the rise of credit-scoring in retail banking” Economy and Society, 28, 434-466.
  • “The place of complexity” Theory, Culture and Society, 16, 31-70.
  • “State sovereignty, globalisation and the rise of soft capitalism” in Olds, K., Kelly, P., Yeung, H. (eds) Globalization and Asia-Pacific. Contested Territories. Routledge, London, 57-71.
  • “Entanglements of power: shadows”, in Sharp, J., Philo, C., Routledge, P., Paddison, R. (eds) Entanglements of Power, Geographies of Domination/Resistance. London, Routledge, 269-278.
  • (with A. Leyshon) “Moral geographies of money” in Gilbert, E., Helleiner, E. (eds). Nation-States and Money. The Past, Present and Future of National Currencies. Routledge, London, 159-181.

1998

  • “Towards a new new regional geography” Berichte zur Deutschen Landeschunde, 72, 37-46.
  • (with P. Cloke, M. Phillips) “Class, colonisation and lifestyle strategies in Gower” in Boyle, P., Halfacree, K. (eds) Migration into Rural Areas. Theories and Issues, John Wiley, Chichester, 166-185.
  • (with A. Leyshon, J Pratt) “Reading financial services: consumers, texts and financial literacy”. Environment and Planning D. Society and Space, 16, 29-55.
  • “Distance is not a safety zone but a field of tension: mobile geographies and world cities”, Nederlandse Geografische Studies, 241, 54-66.
  • “Always here and there: the City of London” in Unwin, T. (ed) A European Geography. Routledge, London, 199-202.

1997

  • (with A. Amin) “Globalisation, socioeconomics, territoriality” in Lee, R., Wills, J. (eds) Society, Place, Economy. Arnold, London. (forthcoming).
  • (with A. Leyshon) “Spatial financial flows and the growth of the modern city.” International Social Science Journal. No. 151, 41-53 (simultaneously published in French).
  • “The still point: resistance, embodiment and dance.” in Pile, S., Keith, M. (eds) Geographies of Resistance. London, Routledge, 124-151.
  • “The rise of soft capitalism” (short version) Cultural Values, 1, 29-57.
  • “The rise of soft capitalism” (long version) in Herod, A., Roberts, S., Toal, G. (eds) An Unruly World? Globalisation and Space. London, Routledge, 25-71.
  • (with A. Leyshon) “Financial desertification” in Rossiter, J. (ed) Financial Exclusion. Can Mutuality Fill the Gap?. New Policy Institute, London, 11-16.
  • “Re-imagining places, re-imagining identities.” in MacKay, H. (ed) Consumption and Everyday Life. Culture, Media and Identities series (ed. S. Hall). Sage, London, 159-212.
  • (with P. Glennie) “Geographical perspectives on time”. Traverses. Zeitschrift fur Geschichte, 4, 36-47.
  • “Cities without modernity: cities with magic”, Scottish Geographical Magazine, 113, 138-149.

1996

  • ‘Shut up and dance; or, is the world economy knowable?’ in P. Daniels, W. Lever (eds) The Global Economy in Transition. Longman, London, 11-23.
  • “New urban eras and old technological fears: reconfiguring the goodwill of electronic things” Urban Studies, 33, 1463-1493.
  • (with P. Glennie) “On a chapter missing from ‘Customs in Common’”. Time and Society, 5, 275-299.
  • (with P. Glennie) “Consumers, identities, and consumption spaces in early modern England”, Environment and Planning A, 28, 25-46.
  • (with K. Olds) “Refiguring the economic in economic geography”. Progress in Human Geography, 20, 311-337.