Research Agenda for Economic Geography

Edited by Yuko Aoyama, Professor of Geography, Graduate School of Geography, Clark University, USA, Daniel Haberly, Senior Lecturer in Human Geography, School of Global Studies, University of Sussex, Rory Horner, Reader in Globalisation and Political Economy and Seth Schindler, Professor of Urban Politics and Development, Global Development Institute, University of Manchester, UK

• Contents1. Economic geography for the 21st century: an introduction 1Yuko Aoyama, Daniel Haberly, Rory Horner and Seth Schindler2 State capitalism in transition 11Ilias Alami3 Putting the money back in capitalism: towards a financialKeynesian institutional economic geographic synthesis 25Daniel Haberly4 Beyond strategic coupling: understanding China innovationmodel, D.R.E.A.M 45Yu Zhou5 Charting the role of space in the social economy 61Norma Rantisi and Deborah Leslie6 Reframing globalization: the rise of supply chain diplomacy 75Yuko Aoyama7 The global economic geography of the Second Cold War 89Seth Schindler and Steve Rolf8 The economic geography of global health: insights frompharmaceuticals and other medical goods 103Rory Horner9 Semantic networks: a new methodology to retrace regionalpath development 117Bernhard Truffer10 Climate-changed economic geography 131Michaela Trippl and Maximilian Benner11 The same old story? Economic geography of extractiveindustries in the 21st century capitalism 145Felipe Irarrázaval12 The Global Digital Networks framework: algorithmicgovernance and the changing economic geographies 159Matthew Zook and Michael Grote13 FinTech: making finance fun 173Karen Lai14 Reframing labor: towards a planetary labor market 187Jonas C.L. Valente and Mark Graham