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September 1, 2010New Political Economy

Research and Relevance: Response to Jessop and Sum

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In reading the response to my article by Bob Jessop and Ngai-Ling Sum, I was reminded of Timothy Mitchell's contribution to a 2008 special issue in Geoforum on rethinking the economy. In this conci...

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