| Books: 2007 1989 Articles: 2007 The sands of San Francisco. AAG Newsletter, Oct. 2006, p 1, 4 Walker & Watts, Allan Pred: Friend & Rebel, for Antipode, 2007 Walker, Richard. 2007. My Days at the Helm of the Good Ship Antipode. Antipode website, recollections of former editors. (need url) 2006 Teaching (political) economic geography: some personal reflections. Journal of Geography in Higher Education. 30/3: 427-37. The education of an economic geographer. IN: Helen Lawton-Smith and Sharmistha Bagchi-Chen, eds. The Past, Present and Future of Economic Geography. London: Routledge. 103-11. The boom and the bombshell: the New economy bubble and the San Francisco Bay Area, in Giovanna Vertova, ed. , The Changing Economic Geography of Globalization. London: Routledge. 121-47. 2004 Industry Builds Out the City: Industrial Decentralization in the San Francisco Bay Area, 1850-1950. In Robert Lewis, ed. Manufacturing Suburbs: Building Work and Home on the Metropolitan Fringe. Philadelphia: Temple University Press. (revised version of 2001 article) (as pdf) The Spectre of Marxism -- The Return of The Limits to Capital. Antipode (June) 36:3. Crimes of the Continental Op: On reading Joe Nevins' Operation Gatekeeper. Antipode (January) 36/1: 156-62. 2001 A hidden geography. IN: Richard Misrach, The Golden Gate. Santa Fe: Arena Editions. 145-58. (New Edition forthcoming from Aperture Press, New York, Fall 2004) Growing surpluses, dwindling politics: Bluestone and Harrison's Growing Prosperity. Antipode. 33/1: 90-100. Bennett Harrison: A life worth living. Antipode. 33/1: 34-38. California's golden road to riches: natural resources and regional capitalism, 1848-1940. Annals of the Association of American Geographers. 91(1): 167-99. Industry builds the city: industrial decentralization in the San Francisco Bay Area, 1850-1940. Journal of Historical Geography. 27/1: 36-57. Beyond the crabgrass frontier: industry and the spread of North American cities, 1850-1950 (with Robert Lewis) Journal of Historical Geography 27/1: 3-19. 2000 The geography of production. In: Eric Sheppard and Trevor Barnes, eds. Companion to Economic Geography. Oxford: Basil Blackwell. 113-32. Capitalism's recurrent self-criticism: an evaluation of Bob Brenner's Origins of Global Turbulence. Historical Materialism. 5: 179-210. 1999 Putting capital in its place: globalization and the prospects for labor. Geoforum. 30/3: 263-84. Capital's global turbulence. Against the Current 78, January-February 1999: 29-35. 1998 Foreward to Andrew Herod, ed. Organizing the Landscape: Geographical Perspectives on Labor Unionism. University of Minnesota Press, pp. xi-xvii. An appetite for the city. In: James Brook, Chris Carlsson and Nancy Peters, eds. Reclaiming San Francisco: History, Politics, Culture. SF: City Lights Books. pp. 1-20. 1997 Unseen and disbelieved: A political economist among cultural geographers. IN: P. Groth and T. Bressi, eds., Understanding Ordinary Landscapes. New Haven: Yale University Press, pp. 162-173 California rages: regional capitalism and the politics of renewal. IN: R. Lee and J. Wills, eds., Geographies of Economies. London: Edward Arnold, pp. 345-356. Field of dreams, or the best game in town. In: Michael Watts and David Goodman, eds. Globalising Food: Agrarian Questions and Global Restructuring. Routledge, pp. 273-284. For Better or Worcester: Reflections on Gender, Work and Space. For Symposium on Susan Hanson and Geraldine Pratt, Gender, Work and Space, Antipode, 29/1, pp. 329-337. 1996 California’s collision of race and class, Representations, No. 55, 163-183, Summer. Reprinted: Robert Post and Michael Rogin (eds.), Race and Representation: Affirmative Action. New York: Zone Books, 1998, pp. 281-308. 1995 Regulation and flexible specialization as theories of capitalist development. Challengers to Marx and Schumpeter?" IN: H. Liggett and D. Perry, eds. Spatial Practices: Critical Explorations in Social/Spatial Theory. London: Sage, pp. 167-208. California rages against the dying of the light. New Left Review, 209: 42-74. Landscape and city life: four ecologies of residence in the San Francisco Bay Area. Ecumene 2(1): 33-64. 1993 Nature’s Metropolis: The ghost dance of Christaller and Von Thünen. Antipode 26(2): 152-62. (with Brian Page) The hidden dimension of industrialization: an expanding division of labor. Futures 25(6):273-93. 1991 From settlement to Fordism: The agro-industrial revolution in the American Midwest. Economic Geography 67:4, 281-315. (with Brian Page) 1990 The playground of US capitalism? The political economy of the San Francisco Bay Area in the 1980s. IN: Davis, M., Hiatt, S., Kennedy, M., Ruddick, S. and Sprinker, M. eds. Fire in the Hearth: The Radical Politics of Place in America (The Year Left 4). 3-82. 1989 A requiem for corporate geography: new directions in industrial organization, the production of place and uneven development. Geografisker Annaler. 71B(1): 43-68. Geography from the left: a survey of recent developments. IN: G. Gaile & C. Willmott, Eds. Geography in America (New York: Merrill). 619-50. In defense of realism and dialectical materialism: a friendly critique of Wright and Burawoy’s philosophical marxism. Berkeley Journal of Sociology. 34: 111-35. What’s left to do? Theses on a flyer back. Antipode . 21(2): 133-65. Machinery, labour and location. IN: S. Wood, Ed. The Degradation of Work? (London: Unwin Hyman), pp. 59-90. 1988 The dynamics of value, price and profit. Capital and Class. 35, pp. 146-181. The geographical organization of production systems. Society and Space 6(3), 377-408. Partly reproduced as: The organization of production systems. IN: C. Hadjimichalis and N. Komninos, Eds. Changing Labour Processes and New Forms of Urbanization (Samos ‘87). Thessaloniki. (1988) 130-145. 1985 Class, division of labour and employment in space. IN: D. Gregory and J. Urry, Eds. Social Relations and Spatial Structures. London: Macmillan. 164-89. Technological determination and determinism: industrial growth and location. IN: M. Castells, Ed., High Technology, Society and Space. Beverly Hills: Sage Publications. 226-64. Translated and abridged as: Determination tecnologique et determinisme dans la localisation et la croissance des industries. IN: Cahiers du Centre de Recherches et d’Etudes sur Paris et Ile-de-France (CREPIF), #9, December 1984, pp 274-76. Is there a service economy? the changing capitalist division of labor. Science and Society, 49:1, Spring, 42-83. Translated and abridged into Japanese by M. Aneha, Kokugakuin Keizai Kenkyu (National Univ. Institute for Economic Research). Paper #19 (1988). 1984 The price of water: surplus and subsidy in the California state water project. Institute of Governmental Studies, UC Berkeley, monograph. (With M. Storper) The spatial division of labor: labor and the location of industry. IN W. Tabb and L. Sawers, Eds. Sunbelt/Snowbelt. New York: Oxford University Press. 19-47. (With M. Storper) Reprinted: La division espacial del trabajo. Cuadernos Politicos, 38 (Mexico) Octubre-Diciembre 1983 The theory of labor and the theory of location. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 7:1, 1-44. (With M. Storper) Reprinted: Institute of Industrial Relations, UCLA, Monograph #354. 1982 The illusion of effluent charges, or regulatory dilution is no solution to pollution. Antipode, 14:2, 12-20. A guide for the Ley reader of Marxist criticism. Antipode, 14:1, 38-43. (With D. Greenberg) Post-industrialism and political reform in the city: a critique. Antipode, 14:1, 17-32. (With D. Greenberg) Water from power: water supply and regional growth in the Santa Clara Valley. Economic Geography, 58:2, 95-119. (With M. Williams) Industry. IN E. Engelbert and A. Scheuring, Eds., Competition for California’s Water: Alternative Resolutions. Davis: Water Resources Center, 59-75. (With M. Teitz) The expanding California water system. IN W.J. Kockelman, T.J. Conomos & A.E. Leviton, Eds., Use and Protection of the San Francisco Bay System. San Francisco: Pacific Division, AAAS. 171-90. (With M. Storper) 1981 Industrial location policy: false premises, false conclusions. Built Environment, 6:2, 105-113. Performance regulation and industrial location: a case study. Environment and Planning A, 13, 321-38. (With M. Storper and E. Widess) Capital and industrial location. Progress in Human Geography, 5:4, 473-509. (With M. Storper) Translated: "Capital y localizacion industrial" Documents d’Analisi Geografica, 8-9, 203-44 (Dept. de Geografia, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona) by D. Sauri (1986) 1980 Crisis and change in U.S. agriculture: an overview. IN R. Burbach and P. Flynn, Agribusiness in the Americas. New York: Monthly Review Press, 1980, 20-40. (with C. MacLennan) 1979 The California water system: another round of expansion? Public Affairs Report, 20:2, 1-11. (With M. Storper) Editor’s introduction, Special Issue on Natural Resources and Environment. Antipode, 11:2, 1-16. The limits of environmental control: the saga of Dow in the Delta. Antipode, 11:2, 1-16. (With M. Storper and E. Widess) 1978 Two sources of uneven development under advanced capitalism: spatial differentiation and capital mobility. Review of Radical Political Economy, 10:3, 28-39. Erosion of the Clean Air Act of 1970: a study in the failure of government regulation and planning. Boston College Environmental Affairs Law Review, 7:2, 189-258. (With M. Storper) The transformation of urban structure in the 19th century United States and the beginnings of suburbanization. IN K. Cox, Ed. Urbanization and Conflict in Market Societies. Chicago: Maaroufa Press, 165-213. 1975 The economics of energy extravagance. Ecology Law Quarterly, 4:4, 963-65. (With D. Large.) Contentious issues in Marxian value and rent theory: a second and longer look. Antipode, 7:1, 31-54. 1974 Benefit-cost reconsidered: an evaluation of the mid-state project. Water Resources Research, 10:5, 898-908. (With S. H. Hanke.) Reprinted: R. Zeckhauser et al., Benefit-cost and policy analysis, 1974: An Aldine Manual. New York: Aldine Publishers, 392-416. and in R. Haveman and J. Margolis, Eds. Public Expenditures and Policy Analysis. Chicago: Rand, McNally. 2d edition, 1977, 329-354; 3d edition, 1983, 324-350. Urban ground rent: building a new conceptual framework. Antipode, 6:1, 51-58. Reprinted: Die Stadtische Grundrente, Ein Untersuchung zu ihrem Verstaendnis. In J. Barnbrock, Ed. Materialiem zur Oekonomie der Stadplanung. Dusseldorf: Bertelsmann-Verlag, 1975, 241-257. (Revised and translated) 1973 Wetlands preservation and management on Chesapeake Bay: the role of science in natural resources policy. Coastal Zone Management Journal, 1:1, 75-100. Special Journal Issues Edited: 1991 Research Policy, vol 20/5 "Networks of Innovators" (w/ C. DeBresson) 1989 Antipode, vol 21/2, "What’s Left to Do?" 1978 Antipode, vol 11/2, "Natural Resources and Environment" Other "North America: 500 Years of Social Tectonics" - Working Paper, September 2003 "No Way Out: Immigrants and the New California" pamphlet on Proposition 187, June 22, 1995, with Jeff Lustig. For Campus Coalition for Human Rights and Social Justice. Book Reviews: 2004 (forthcoming) David Meyer, The Roots of American Industrialization. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2003. 1999 Don Mitchell, Lie of the Land. IN: Geographical Review, October. Rebecca Solnit, Wanderlust. IN: Chronicle Book Review. |