Antipode

Place Matters: India's Challenge to Brazil at the World Social Forum
pp. 357-360(4)
Author: Conway J.

The Subversion of Historical

In Search of Emancipatory Politics: The Resonances of Zapatism in Western Europe
pp. 371-382(12)
Authors: Brand U.; Hirsch J.

Rebellion, Dignity, Autonomy and Democracy: Shared Voices from the South
pp. 383-391(9)
Author: Seoane J.

The Impact of Zapatismo in Latin America
pp. 392-399(8)
Author: Zibechi R.

Introduction
pp. 401-405(5)
Authors: Castree N.; Essletzbichler J.; Brenner N.

“The Background of Our Lives”: David Harvey's The Limits to Capital
pp. 407-413(7)
Author: Barnes T.J.

Reflecting on The Limits to Capital, 20 Years On …
pp. 414-419(6)
Author: Hudson R.

Celebrating The Limits to Capital and Lamenting the Crisis of Marxism
pp. 420-426(7)
Author: Rigby D.L.

The Spatial Fix Revisited
pp. 427-433(7)
Author: Schoenberger E.

The Spectre of Marxism: The Return of The Limits to Capital
pp. 434-443(10)
Author: Walker R.

Value: The Many-Headed Hydra¹
pp. 445-460(16)
Author: Henderson G.L.

The Limits to Capital and Geographies of Money
pp. 461-469(9)
Author: Leyshon A.

The Spatiality of The Limits to Capital
pp. 470-479(10)
Author: Sheppard E.

On the Limits of The Limits to Capital
pp. 480-496(17)
Author: Jessop B.

Capitalist Development and Crisis Theory: Towards a “Fourth Cut”
pp. 497-511(15)
Authors: Jones M.; Ward K.

The Relevance of The Limits to Capital to Contemporary Spatial Economics: For an Anti-Capitalist Geography
pp. 512-526(15)
Author: Gough J.

The Limits to Capital: Questions of Provenance and Politics
pp. 527-542(16)
Author: Gidwani V.K.

Retrospect on The Limits to Capital
pp. 544-549(6)
Author: Harvey D.

Book Reviews
pp. 550-554(5)