Building Dignified Worlds : Geographies of Collective Action, Paperback by Ro...

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Author: Gerda Roelvink Item Length: 8.5 in ISBN: 9780816683178 Item Height: 0.6 in height: 0.6 in Language: English Number of Pages: 232 Pages Type: Textbook Publisher: University of Minnesota Press width: 5.5 in Series: Diverse Economies and Livable Worlds Ser. Publication Year: 2016 Subject Area: Political Science, Social Science, Business & Economics, History Publication Name: Building Dignified Worlds : Geographies of Collective Action Item Weight: 9 Oz Item Width: 5.5 in Book Title: Building Dignified Worlds : Geographies of Collective Action Subject: Marketing / General, Globalization, Sociology / General, Social History, General, Development / Economic Development, Economics / Theory, Organizational Development Format: Trade Paperback

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Building Dignified Worlds : Geographies of Collective Action, Paperback by Ro.... Building Dignified Worlds : Geographies of Collective Action, Paperback by Roelvink, Gerda, ISBN 0816683174, ISBN-13 9780816683178, Brand New, Free shipping in the US Roelvink presents readers with an investigation of the ways in which contemporary collectives organize inclusively and experiment with new forms of economic life. The author covers neoliberalism; the spatializing of contemporary and emerging economic concerns; affective collective action; the transforming of markets; the dignifying of humans, humanity, economic transactions, and the world; and many other related subjects over th’s introduction, five chapters, and conclusion. Roelvink is a faculty member of the University of Western Sydney in Australia. Annotation ©2016 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR () Building Dignified Worlds : Geographies of Collective Action, Paperback by Roelvink, Gerda, ISBN 0816683174, ISBN-13 9780816683178, Brand New, Free shipping in the US Roelvink presents readers with an investigation of the ways in which contemporary collectives organize inclusively and experiment with new forms of economic life. The author covers neoliberalism; the spatializing of contemporary and emerging economic concerns; affective collective action; the transforming of markets; the dignifying of humans, humanity, economic transactions, and the world; and many other related subjects over th’s introduction, five chapters, and conclusion. Roelvink is a faculty member of the University of Western Sydney in Australia. Annotation ©2016 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR ()