Progress in Human Geography -- Table of Contents (April 2008, 32 [2])

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Rickie Sanders: The triumph of geography
Progress in Human Geography 2008 32: 179-182. [PDF] [References]

Andy Cumbers, Paul Routledge, and Corinne Nativel: The entangled geographies of global justice networks
Progress in Human Geography 2008 32: 183-201. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]

Adam Moore: Rethinking scale as a geographical category: from analysis to practice
Progress in Human Geography 2008 32: 203-225. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]

Louise Holt: Embodied social capital and geographic perspectives: performing the habitus
Progress in Human Geography 2008 32: 227-246. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]

Mark Jayne, Gill Valentine, and Sarah L. Holloway: Geographies of alcohol, drinking and drunkenness: a review of progress
Progress in Human Geography 2008 32: 247-263. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]

Simon Naylor: Historical geography: geographies and historiographies
Progress in Human Geography 2008 32: 265-274. [PDF] [References]

David J. Keeling: Transportation geography – new regional mobilities
Progress in Human Geography 2008 32: 275-283. [PDF] [References]

Nicholas Blomley: The spaces of critical geography
Progress in Human Geography 2008 32: 285-293. [PDF] [References]

D.M. Richardson, P. Pysek, D. Simberloff, M. Rejmánek, and A.D. Mader: Biological invasions – the widening debate: a response to Charles Warren
Progress in Human Geography 2008 32: 295-298. [PDF] [References]

Charles R. Warren: Alien concepts: a response to Richardson et al
Progress in Human Geography 2008 32: 299-300. [PDF]

Noel Castree: Book review: Barnett, C., Robinson, J. and Rose, G., editors 2006: A demanding world. Milton Keynes: Open University Press. ix + 426 pp. £23.95 paper. ISBN: 978 0 7492 6831 2. Plus a 2-disc audio-DVD of the same name £12.95. ISBN: 978 0 7492 2598 8. Clark, N., Massey, D. and Sarre, P., editors 2006: A world in the making. Milton Keynes: Open University Press. ix + 456 pp. £23.95 paper. ISBN: 978 0 7492 6790 2
Progress in Human Geography 2008 32: 301-305. [PDF] [References]

Chris Perkins: Book review: Jacob, C. 2006: The sovereign map: theoretical approaches in cartography throughout history. Translated by T. Conley; edited by E.H. Dahl. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press. 464 pp. US$60 cloth. ISBN: 978 0 226 38953 0
Progress in Human Geography 2008 32: 305-308. [PDF] [References]

David Christoffer Lier: Book review: Kjellén, M. 2006: From public pipes to private hands: water access and distribution in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Stockholm: Department of Human Geography, Stockholm University. 332 pp. Price unknown. ISBN: 91 85445 43 6
Progress in Human Geography 2008 32: 308-309. [PDF]

Kate Shaw: Book review: Lees, L., editor 2004: The emancipatory city? Paradoxes and possibilities. London: Sage. xii + 243 pp. £74 cloth, £23.99 paper. ISBN: 978 0 7619 7386 7 cloth, 978 0 7619 7387 4 paper
Progress in Human Geography 2008 32: 309-310. [PDF]

Michael Redclift: Book review: Neumayer, E. 2003: Weak versus strong sustainability: exploring the limits of two opposing paradigms (second edition). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar. xvii + 271 pp. £75 cloth. ISBN: 978 1 84376 488 5
Progress in Human Geography 2008 32: 311-312. [PDF]

Thomas Harvey: Book review: Schram, S.F. and Caterino, B., editors 2006: Making political science matter. New York: New York University Press. vii + 304 pp. £18.99 paper. ISBN: 978 0 8147 4033 0
Progress in Human Geography 2008 32: 312-314. [PDF] [References]

John Agnew: Book review: Unger, R.M. 2005: What should the Left propose? London: Verso. 179 pp. £15 cloth. ISBN: 1 84467 048 1
Progress in Human Geography 2008 32: 314-316. [PDF] [References]

Karl W. Butzer: Book review: Wallach, B. 2005: Understanding the cultural landscape. New York: Guilford Press. x + 406 pp. US$69 cloth, US$35 paper. ISBN: 978 1 59385 120 0 cloth, 978 1 59385 119 4 paper
Progress in Human Geography 2008 32: 316-317. [PDF]

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