Posts tagged: Harvey-at-90

Limits and Beyond

In our final instalment of Harvey at 90, Eric Sheppard takes us through Harvey's seminal Limits to Capital (1982)
Teaching Marx for the Conjuncture

In our final week of our Harvey at 90 series, David Featherstone reviews The Anti-Capitalist Chronicles (2020)
On 'Rebel Cities'

Geographer Desiree Fields continues our Harvey at 90 series with a look at Rebel Cities (2019)
Polycrisis, or the 'Madness of Economic Reason'

For our Harvey at 90 series, economist Carolina Alves seamlessly breaks-down Harvey's Marx, Capital and the Madness of Economic Reason (2017)
The Foundational, the Moving and the Dangerous

In continuation of our Harvey at 90 series, Shaina Potts looks at Seventeen Contradictions and the End of Capitalism (2014)
Capital and/or Capitalist Society? A Tale of Two Totalities

For our Harvey at 90 series, Nancy Fraser tackles A Companion to Marx's Grundrisse
On Geographies of Freedom

As a continuation of our Harvey at 90 series, Tariq Jazeel reflects on Cosmopolitanism and the Geographies of Freedom in his letter to David Harvey
Revolutionary Optimisism

In honour of David Harvey's nineteenth birthday, we're publishing a series of essays exploring his body of work. Here, Melissa W. Wright dives into Spaces of Hope (2000)
On Militant Particularism and Universal Emancipation: Prolegomena for an Eco-Socialist Future

In continuation of our Harvey at 90 series, Erik Swyngedouw reviews Justice, Nature & the Geography of Difference (1993)
Harvey and Postmodernity

In this instalment of our Harvey at 90 series, Ashok Kumar takes us through The Conditions of Postmodernity (1989)
The Marxist Restless Analyst

Andy Merrifield on Harvey's Consciousness and the Urban Experience
Harvey's Urbanization of Capital

As a part of our Harvey at 90 series, Richard A. Walker explores The Urbanization of Capital