Capitalism and its Geography: an interview with David Harvey
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2179-0892.geousp.2018.146741Keywords:
Capitalism and its Geography, Interview, David HarveyAbstract
This interview was held in July 13, 2017 during my period of stay as Visiting Scholar at Center for Place, Culture and Politics (CPCP) of The City University of New York – Graduate Center (CUNY-GC) located in New York (United States), under the formal supervision of Professor David Harvey. Although markedly panoramic, the purpose was to shed light on a recent moment in the author's theoretical trajectory regarding his interpretative and analytical elaboration of the process of global expansion of capitalism in its neoliberal phase. The professor also discusses the intertwining of his personal and academic life, the fundamental role of Critical Geography, Marx's actuality, among other themes valued by Geography and Marxism. Finally, it is an invitation to reflect upon political, economic and social aspects from the problematics and challenges put by current forms of capital accumulation in its geographical processes.
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