In this article, and the companion piece that follows, we develop an account of the
socioecological fix. Our concern is to explore the ways in which crises of capitalist …

This article, the second of two, argues that conceptualizing the socioecological fix involves
understanding how fixed capital, as a produced production force, can transform the …

By now it is well established, even in the mainstream press, that the history and geography
of capitalism is riven with periodic downturns, some serious enough to warrant the term …

Here, Castree sets himself a difficult task, because conventional political economy does not
provide insight into what is unique, or uniquely new, about neoliberal nature, much less an …

The theory of metabolic rift is among the most dynamic perspectives in critical environmental
studies today. This essay argues that the problem with the metabolic rift perspective is not …

Many have argued that the burning of fossil fuels is an essential component of the
socionatural metabolism of capitalism as we know it, and that the anthropogenic climate …

In a recent interview, David Harvey referred to the initial stages of the ongoing global
economic crisis as a “financial crisis of urbanization.” This article explores and substantiates …

In Uneven Development, a classic in its field, Neil Smith offers the first full theory of uneven
geographical development, entwining theories of space and nature with a critique of …

In the light of social and environmental unsustainability and injustice, scholars from
geography and neighboring disciplines question incumbent socioeconomic trajectories …

This article develops the concept of accumulation by displacement to denote (1) the global
appropriation of imtfer-reproduced labor power (predicated upon dispossession of formerly …