Nigel Thrift
Author · 44 works
Books by Nigel Thrift
Price of War, The
1986
Imagining Organizations
Imagining Organizations
2013
Multinationals and the Restructuring of the World Economy
2012
Mapping the Subject
Mapping the Subject
2005
Geography of Multinationals
2013
Non-Representational Theory
Non-Representational Theory
2008
City A-Z
City A-Z
2012
Class and Space
Class and Space
2014
Seeing Like a City
2016
New Models in Geography - Vol 1
New Models in Geography - Vol 1
2002
New Models in Geog V 1
New Models in Geog V 1
2013
Pursuit of Possibility
Pursuit of Possibility
2022
Handbook of Cultural Geography
Handbook of Cultural Geography
2002
Knowing Capitalism
Knowing Capitalism
2005
Blackwell Cultural Economy Reader
Blackwell Cultural Economy Reader
2008
Arts of the Political
Arts of the Political
2013
Globalization, institutions, and regional development in Europe
1994
New Models in Geography - Vol 2
New Models in Geography - Vol 2
2017
The Socialist Third World
1987
Timing space and spacing time
Timing space and spacing time
1978
Patterned ground
2004
Killer Cities
Killer Cities
2021
Price of War
Price of War
2012
Lifeworld Inc
Lifeworld Inc
2018
Grasping Modern Consumption
Grasping Modern Consumption
2000
Cities
2002
Timespace
2001
Class and Space
Class and Space
1988
Non-Representational Theories
2007
Globalization in Practice
Globalization in Practice
2014
Human Activity and Time Geography
Human Activity and Time Geography
1979
Spatial Formations
Spatial Formations
2013
International encyclopedia of human geography
2009
International encyclopedia of human geography
2009
The Geography of Multinationals : Studies in the Spatial Development and Economic Consequences of Multinational ... Editions
2012
Artificial Life
Artificial Life
2020
Artificial Life
Artificial Life
2007
International encyclopedia of human geography
2009
International encyclopedia of human geography
2009
On the social & cultural determinants of international financial centres: the case of the City of London
On the social & cultural determinants of international financial centres: the case of the City of London