The line of scholarship dominating Anglophone geographers’ approaches to studying economic geography since 1980 can be characterized as geographical political economy; an approach prioritizing commodity production over market exchange. Here the spatialities of capitalism co-evolve with its economic processes and economic, political, cultural and biophysical processes are co-implicated with one ...

Global warming is a worldwide and protracted phenomenon with heterogeneous local economic effects. In order to evaluate the aggregate consequences of higher temperatures, we propose dynamic assessment model world economy high spatial resolution. Our features number mechanisms through which individuals can adapt global warming, including costly trade migration, technological innovations natality...