Posted in articles on Dec 22nd, 2009
Reshaping Economic Geography: The World Development Report 2009
David Harvey
Dec 15 2009 4:15AM
Development and Change 40(6):1269–1277 (2009). Institute of Social Studies, The Hague. Published by Blackwell Publishing. Download article as PDF
World Development Report 2009: Reshaping Economic Geography. Washington, DC: The World Bank, 2009. xvii + 383 pp. $26 paperback.
Something ominous began to happen in 2006. The [...]
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Posted in articles on Dec 16th, 2009
Organizing for the Anti-Capitalist Transition
David Harvey
Talk given at the World Social Forum 2010
Porto Alegre
The historical geography of capitalist development is at a key inflexion point in which the geographical configurations of power are rapidly shifting at the very moment when the temporal dynamic is facing very serious constraints. Three percent compound growth (generally considered the [...]
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Posted in articles on Nov 1st, 2009
David Harvey in an exchange with Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri on their new book Commonwealth featured in the November 2009 issue of artforum.
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Posted in articles, interviews on Mar 6th, 2009
The Crisis and the Consolidation of Class Power
David Harvey interviewed by Marco Berlinguer and Hilary Wainwright on December 13th, 2008.
Available at Red Pepper
Does this crisis signal the end of neoliberalism? My answer is that it depends what you mean by neoliberalism. My interpretation is that it’s a class project, now masked by a lot of [...]
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Posted in articles on Feb 15th, 2009
Exhibit A: The Arrogance of the Neoclassical Economists
David Harvey
February 15, 2009
http://davidharvey.org
A response to DeLong.
The real mystery here is the arrogance of the economists in the face of a catastrophic situation. I would have thought that in a profession dominated by neoclassical and increasingly neoliberal theory these last thirty years, that there might have appeared at [...]
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