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labour geography: a standalone construct

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Labor geography

an approach in human geography that treats workers as active agents who shape the spatial organization of capitalism, not only its passive objects.

In labor geography, labour geography refers to an approach in human geography that treats workers as active agents who shape the spatial organization of capitalism, not only its passive objects. This meaning comes from Herod (1997) in Antipode.[1]

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Herod, A. (1997). From a Geography of Labor to a Labor Geography: Labor's Spatial Fix and the Geography of Capitalism. Antipode, 29(1), 1-31. https://doi.org/10.1111/1467-8330.00033

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