I recently did a book review of State, Space, World, a collection of Henri Lefebvre’s work edited by Neil Brenner and Stuart Elden (who blogs at Progressive Geographies). The review is in Social & Cultural Geography 13(2), edited by my friend Michael Brown. In the interest of promoting the book, which is great, I will just paste the review below, hoping the copyright militia doesn’t come after me…
Lefebvre, Henri. (2009) State, Space, World: Selected Essays. Edited by N. Brenner and S. Elden. Translated by G. Moore, N. Brenner and S. Elden. Minneapolis, University of Minnesota Press. 330 pp. $28.50, paperback (ISBN 978-0-8166-5317-1)
Let me say this plainly: this is an excellent book. There two main reasons for this excellence. The first is the enduring quality and originality of Lefebvre’s work, and the second is the evident abilities of the editors, Neil Brenner and Stuart Elden…
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