Marxist Geography

Marxist Geography is a way of studying places and how they develop, focusing on economic and social forces. It examines how capitalism influences cities, regions, and environments, emphasizing who controls resources and land, and how this creates social inequalities. This approach highlights the ways economic power shapes physical spaces, affecting where people live, work, and access opportunities. Essentially, it looks at geography through the lens of class and economic relationships, helping us understand how economic systems impact the spatial organization of society.