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This collection of new essays from leading economic geographers addresses the contested place of markets in a physical setting and explore how the impact of political, social and economic factors determine the shape of a particular market space.

Market/Place

1. Introduction: exploring markets

Jamie Peck, Christian Berndt and Norma Rantisi





Part I Finding Markets

2. Thinking socially and spatially about markets

Joy Paton and Damien Cahill

3. Where are markets?

Jamie Peck

4. Geographies of marketization: performation struggles, incomplete commodification and the "problem of labor"

Christian Berndt and Marc Boeckler

5. Persistent problems in the Polanyian critique of the market

Fred Block





Part 2 Constructing Markets

6. What are markets for and who makes them? Class, state-building and territorial management in the constitution of markets

Erica Schoenberger

7. Geographically contested and variegated marketization

Jun Zhang

8. Markets as struggle: the circulation and construction of charter school markets in the United States

Dan Cohen

9. Of water and knowledge: the formation and scaling of public goods and markets

Mark Harvey

10. The social metabolism of Karl Polanyi's fictitious nature

Scott Prudham





Part 3 Placing Markets

11. From the urbanization of capital to the capitalization of the urban

Philip Ashton and Brett Christophers

12. Planning the social economy: the spatial politics of community economic development in Toronto

Kuni Kamizaki and Katharine Rankin

13. Toward an ethnography of the national economy

Hannah Appel

14. Platforms, merchants, and market space

Chris Muellerleile

15. Conclusion: "market research"

Norma Rantisi, Christian Berndt and Jamie Peck