So annoyed by this 'politics of place' thing that I've altered plans slightly and I'm reading this Massey interview and feeling sad https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/14702540903364443
The Possibilities of a Politics of Place Beyond Place? A Conversation with Doreen Massey

(2009). The Possibilities of a Politics of Place Beyond Place? A Conversation with Doreen Massey. Scottish Geographical Journal: Vol. 125, Glasgow Geography Centenary, pp. 401-420.

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/14702540903364443
This is really useful on the significance of Althusser for Marxist feminists, and the frustrations of the return to the early Marx
This is really useful on the significance of Althusser for Marxist feminists, and the frustrations of the return to the early Marx
This is really useful on the significance of Althusser for Marxist feminists, and the frustrations of the return to the early Marx
So hard to read this and not think about what was lost in Corbynism's incredible reluctance to learn from and acknowledge the Bolivarian experience
So hard to read this and not think about what was lost in Corbynism's incredible reluctance to learn from and acknowledge the Bolivarian experience
So hard to read this and not think about what was lost in Corbynism's incredible reluctance to learn from and acknowledge the Bolivarian experience
So hard to read this and not think about what was lost in Corbynism's incredible reluctance to learn from and acknowledge the Bolivarian experience
This is the crux of why I'm reading this interview today: from 2009 but it could easily have been written about these Blue Labour versions of the 'politics of place' (and, indeed, note the reference to London Citizens, an important part of the Blue Labour Extended Universe)
This is the crux of why I'm reading this interview today: from 2009 but it could easily have been written about these Blue Labour versions of the 'politics of place' (and, indeed, note the reference to London Citizens, an important part of the Blue Labour Extended Universe)
This is the crux of why I'm reading this interview today: from 2009 but it could easily have been written about these Blue Labour versions of the 'politics of place' (and, indeed, note the reference to London Citizens, an important part of the Blue Labour Extended Universe)
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