… be displaced through spatial fixes that result in the … spatial fix, with emphasis on his model
of capital switching, noting that the socioecological implications of the diversion of fixed capital …

… In what follows, this article illustrates this theoretical framework through the examination
of how capital switching and spatial fix have driven the evolution of spatial outcomes in the …

… goes beyond the limitations of usual spatially insensitive ‘total employment’ accounts to …
capital restructuring in the urban arena. Secondly, we establish a link between capital switching …

… the vast quantities of capital fixed in place act as a drag upon the capacity to realize a
spatial fix elsewhere.... If capital does move out, then it leaves behind a trail of devastation and …

… capital switching in Greece and its potential interconnection with urban underemployment3,
comparing the findings for the capital metropolitan region with the rest Greek regions. …

… The vast quantities of capital fixed in place act as a drag upon the capacity to realize a
spatial fix elsewhere…. If capital does move out, then it leaves behind a trail of devastation and …

… is embedded in the built environment, providing spatial fixes for capital to relocate into
infrastructure projects in Latin America’s commodity-producing countries. The growing importance …

… are facilitated, of course, by innovation in physical and social infrastructure; but their
particular form varies according to whether capital is seeking a spatial fix to overcome …

… – and also a capital switching from local capital existed. However, these … Capital switching
towards tourism One of the key aspects of the ‘spatial fix’ insight is the idea of capital switching …

… capital, increasing consumption, or accumulating new, cheaper labour. We build on David
Harvey’s theory of the spatial fix to describe three digital spatial fixes, fixed capital projects …