<i>Economic Geography</i> for the Next Century

In this editorial we follow on from Murphy’s “Looking Back: Economic Geography’s Evolution, 1925–1991” (Murphy Citation2026), a critical and reflective history of EG, to reflect upon where matters are presently, and on future directions that we see as most relevant, urgent, and exciting.

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Economic Geography
Published
2026-01-02
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https://doi.org/10.1080/00130095.2026.2632333
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Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis
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Abstract

In this editorial we follow on from Murphy’s “Looking Back: Economic Geography’s Evolution, 1925–1991” (Murphy Citation2026), a critical and reflective history of EG, to reflect upon where matters are presently, and on future directions that we see as most relevant, urgent, and exciting.

Economic GeographyVol. 102(1)
Clark University (US)
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