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Jamie Peck

@jamiepeck.bsky.social

Geographer at UBC; https://blogs.ubc.ca/peck/

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Stefan Ouma@econgeo.bsky.social · 8mo ago

Deadline Dec 22nd! @antipodeonline.bsky.social @plaasuwc.bsky.social @rethinkingmarxism.bsky.social #geosky #ipesky @sasemeeting.bsky.social @roapejournal.bsky.social

Jamie Peck@jamiepeck.bsky.social · 10mo ago

Pls share: Applications open for Summer Institute in Economic Geography, Toronto, 5-10 July 2026 Featuring: Lars Coenen, Karen Lai, Devika Narayan and Stefan Ouma Early career economic geographers (broadly defined) are welcome to apply. Stipends available. www.econgeog.net/Toronto2026

Sergio Montero@sergemont.bsky.social · 10mo ago

As an alum of the 2018 SIEG in Ghent and now a local organizer of the 2026 Toronto edition, I can say this is an incredible opportunity for early-career scholars to learn, connect, and collaborate within the economic geography community. Apply by Dec 22 and see you in Toronto next year!

Jamie Peck@jamiepeck.bsky.social · 10mo ago

Pls share: Applications open for Summer Institute in Economic Geography, Toronto, 5-10 July 2026 Featuring: Lars Coenen, Karen Lai, Devika Narayan and Stefan Ouma Early career economic geographers (broadly defined) are welcome to apply. Stipends available. www.econgeog.net/Toronto2026

Paul Langley@paullangley.bsky.social · 10mo ago

A stellar line-up has been assembled to support the development of early career economic geographers. This annual Summer Institute has boosted many research trajectories, so it's definitely worth applying if you're eligible.

Jamie Peck@jamiepeck.bsky.social · 10mo ago

Pls share: Applications open for Summer Institute in Economic Geography, Toronto, 5-10 July 2026 Featuring: Lars Coenen, Karen Lai, Devika Narayan and Stefan Ouma Early career economic geographers (broadly defined) are welcome to apply. Stipends available. www.econgeog.net/Toronto2026

Jamie Peck@jamiepeck.bsky.social · last yr.

Pls share: Faculty Position at UBC Geography: Canada Excellence Research Chair in Cultures & Ecosystem at Risk Details: geog.ubc.ca/job-opportun... Closing date for applications, July 21.

Faculty Position: Canada Excellence Research Chair in Cultures & Ecosystem at Risk - Department of Geography

Posted on June 18, 2025 Canada Excellence Research Chair in Cultures & Ecosystem at Risk – University of British Columbia The Department of Geography at the University of British Columbia (Vancouver) ...

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Dan Cohen @dancohen.bsky.social · last yr.

Working the conjuncture! @adamtooze.bsky.social brings me back to the classrooms, supervisor meetings and bars of my PhD with this discussion of conjuctural analysis using @jamiepeck.bsky.social 's work. Could hear Jamie's voice in my head while reading this. adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-...

Chartbook 384: "Working the contradictory, stony ground of the present conjuncture" - a "conversation" with Hall, Massey and Peck.

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Cihan Tugal@cihantugal.bsky.social · last yr.

My obituary for Michael Burawoy. What distinguished him from other socialists was that he did not sidestep or ignore conservative criticisms of Marxism. Rather, he took them head-on to reconstruct sociology. jacobin.com/2025/03/bura...

Michael Burawoy’s Marxism for Realists

What distinguished Michael Burawoy from other socialists was that he did not sidestep or ignore conservative criticisms of Marxism. Rather, he took them head-on and developed a sociology that could ma...

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Progress in Human Geography@proghumgeog.bsky.social · last yr.

🌆 New paper published in Progress in Human Geography 🌆 'Ideas and ideation in geographical political economy' by Jamie Peck, Chris Meulbroek and Rachel Phillips journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/... @jamiepeck.bsky.social

Ideas and ideation in geographical political economy - Jamie Peck, Chris Meulbroek, Rachel Phillips, 2025

Departing from an engagement with the “ideas school,” a case is constructed for (distinctively) geographical political economies of ideation, first on their own...

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Brett Christophers @brettchristophers.bsky.social · last yr.

Shaina Potts has written a brilliant & incredibly timely book about law, capital, and American empire. I tried to do justice to it in this review essay (which hopefully will lead you to the book itself):

How the US Courts Rewrote the Rules of International Trade

Shaina Potts’s Judicial Territory examines how the American legal system created an economic environment that subordinated the entire world to domestic business interests.

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