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\"ScreenPeck J (2027) Conjunctural economy<\/a>.<\/span> In HW Yeung, S Hall and J Poon (eds) The handbook of economic geography<\/em>. Berlin: Springer, forthcoming<\/p>\n

Peck J (2025) Space to think? Chinese think tanks and the uneven development of party-state power. Political
\nGeography <\/i> 123: 103408<\/p>\n

Phillips R, Meulbroek C and Peck J (2025) Constructivist economic geographies. EPA: Economy & Space <\/i>early view<\/p>\n

Peck J, Meulbroek C and Phillips R (2025) Ideas and ideation in geographical political economy. Progress in Human Geography <\/em>49(3): 239-265<\/p>\n

Peck J (2025) Open horizons: Doreen Massey’s geographies. In N Castree, TJ Barnes & J Salmond (eds) Making geography matter: the past and present of a changing discipline<\/em>. London:
\nRoutledge, 132-150<\/p>\n

Peck J, Sparke M, Anguelov D and Zhang J (2025) On the frontier of party-state capitalism:
\nmapping the geopolitical economies of China\u2019s Greater Bay Area. Geoforum <\/em>164: 104302<\/p>\n

Peck J (2024) Practicing conjunctural methodologies: engaging Chinese capitalism. Dialogues in Human Geography<\/em> 14(3): 461-482<\/p>\n

Peck J (2024) Articulating conjunctural analysis. <\/span>Di<\/span>alogues in Human Geography<\/em> 14(3): 504-508<\/p>\n

Sheppard E, Leitner H and Peck J (2024) Conjunctural analysis. In D Richardson et al (eds) The
\nInternational encyclopedia of geography<\/em>. Oxford: Wiley, 1-7<\/p>\n

Fields D, Peck J and Poon J (2024) Constructing explanations in economic geography:
\nan invitation<\/span><\/a>. EPA: Economy & Space <\/em>56(5): 1539-1540<\/p>\n

Peck J (2023) A place to start? EPA: Economy & Space<\/em> 56(5): 1569-1576<\/p>\n

Peck J, Werner M and Jones M (2023) A dialogue on uneven development: a distinctly regional problem. Regional Studies\u00a0<\/em>57(7): 1392-1403<\/p>\n

Peck J (2023) Wrestling with \u201cthe new\u201d state capitalism<\/span><\/a>. EPA: Economy & Space<\/em> 55(3): 760\u2013763<\/p>\n

Dixon AD, Peck J, Alami I and Whiteside H (2023) Making space for the new state capitalism, part III: thinking conjuncturally<\/span><\/a>. EPA: Economy & Space<\/em> 55(5): 1207-1217<\/p>\n

Peck J (2023) Doing economics differently. EPA: Economy & Space<\/em> 55(7): 1799-1804<\/p>\n

Alami I, Whiteside H, Dixon AD and Peck J (2023) Making space for the new state capitalism, part II: relationality, spatiotemporality, and uneven development<\/span><\/a>. EPA: Economy & Space<\/em> 55(3): 621-635<\/p>\n

Whiteside H, Alami I, Dixon AD and Peck J (2023) Making space for the new state capitalism, part I: working with a troublesome category<\/span><\/a>. EPA: Economy & Space <\/em>55(1): 63-71<\/p>\n

Peck J (2022) Hard work: restructuring, realism, and regions. In G Calder & B Sanghera (eds) Ethics, economy and social science: dialogues with Andrew Sayer<\/em>. London: Routledge, 139-152<\/p>\n

Peck J (2022) Confessions of a recovering re\u0301gulation theorist. In B Hillier, R Phillips & J Peck (eds) Regulation theory, space, and uneven development: conversations and challenges.<\/em> Vancouver: 1984press, 169-188<\/p>\n

Peck J (2022) Modalities of labor: restructuring, regulation, regime. In E Baglioni, L Campling, NM Coe & A Smith (eds) Labour regimes and global production<\/em>. Newcastle upon Tyne: Agenda Publishing, 63-78<\/p>\n

Peck J (2021) On capitalism\u2019s cusp. Area Development and Policy <\/em>6(1): 1-30<\/p>\n

Peck J and Phillips R (2020) The platform conjuncture. Sociologica <\/em>14(3): 73-99<\/p>\n

Peck J (2020) Polanyi in space. In R Desai & K Polanyi Levitt (eds) Karl Polanyi and twenty-first-century capitalism<\/em>. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 250-268<\/p>\n

Berndt C, Rantisi NM and Peck J (2020) M\/market frontiers. EPA: Economy & Space<\/em> 52(1): 14\u201326<\/p>\n

Peck J (2020) Where are markets? In C Berndt, J Peck & NM Rantisi (eds) (2020) Market\/place:
\nexploring spaces of exchange<\/em>. Newcastle upon Tyne: Agenda Publishing, 49-68<\/p>\n

Peck J, Berndt C and Rantisi NM (2020) Introduction: exploring markets. In C Berndt, J Peck & NM Rantisi (eds) (2020) Market\/place: exploring spaces of exchange<\/em>. Newcastle upon Tyne: Agenda Publishing, 1-26<\/p>\n

Rantisi NM,\u00a0Berndt C and Peck J \u00a0(2020) Conclusion: “market research.” In C Berndt, J Peck & NM Rantisi (eds) (2020) Market\/place:\u00a0exploring spaces of exchange<\/em>. Newcastle upon Tyne:\u00a0Agenda Publishing, 269-283<\/p>\n

Peck J (2020) Polanyi in space. In R Desai & K Polanyi Levitt (eds) Karl Polanyi and twenty-first-century <\/em>capitalism<\/em>. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 250-278<\/p>\n

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Peck J and Omstedt M (2019) Linda McDowell. In PA Atkinson, S Delamont, A Cernat, JW Sakshaug & RA\u00a0Williams\u00a0(eds) Sage research methods foundations<\/em>. London: Sage, 1-8<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Peck J and Ebner N (2019) Doreen Massey.\u00a0 In PA Atkinson, S Delamont, A Cernat, JW Sakshaug & RA\u00a0Williams\u00a0(eds) Sage research methods foundations<\/em>. London: Sage, 1-8<\/p>\n

Peck J and Barnes TJ (2019) Berkeley in-between: radicalizing economic geography. In TJ Barnes & E Sheppard (eds) Spatial histories of radical geography: North America and beyond.<\/em> Oxford:
\nWiley-Blackwell, 211-246<\/p>\n

Peck J (2019) Problematizing capitalism(s): big difference? EPA: Economy & Space <\/em>51(5): 1190-1196
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Peck J (2019) Combination<\/span>. In T Jazeel, A Kent, K McKittrick, N Theodore, S Chari, P Chatterton, V Gidwani, N Heynen, W Larner, J Peck, J Pickerill, M Werner & MW Wright (eds) Keywords in radical geography: Antipode at 50<\/em>. Oxford: Wiley, 50-55<\/p>\n

Peck J, Werner M, Lave R and Christophers B (2018) Out of place: Doreen Massey, radical
\ngeographer. In M Werner, J Peck, R Lave & B Christophers (eds) Doreen Massey: critical dialogues<\/em>. Newcastle upon Tyne: Agenda Publishing, 1-38<\/p>\n

Peck J (2017) Uneven regional development. In D Richardson, N Castree, M Goodchild, W Liu, A Kobayashi & R Marston (eds) The Wiley-AAG international encyclopedia of geography.<\/em> Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell, 7270-7282<\/p>\n

Peck J (2016) Macroeconomic geographies. Area Development and Policy <\/em>1(3): 305-322<\/p>\n

Peck J (2016) We are all Keynesians again \u2026 and<\/em> always<\/em>? Dialogues in Human Geography <\/em>6(2): 135-145<\/cite><\/cite><\/p>\n

Zhang J and Peck J (2016) Variegated capitalism, Chinese-style: regional models, multi-scalar constructions. Regional Studies<\/em> 50(1): 52-78<\/p>\n

Peck J and Zhang J (2013) A variety of capitalism … with Chinese characteristics? Journal of
\nEconomic Geography <\/em>13(3): 357-396<\/p>\n

Peck J (2013) For Polanyian economic geographies. Environment and Planning A<\/em> 45(7): 1545-1568<\/p>\n

Peck J (2013) Disembedding Polanyi: exploring Polanyian economic geographies. Environment and Planning A<\/em> 45(7):\u00a01536-1544<\/p>\n

Peck J (2013) Polanyi in the Pilbara. Australian Geographer<\/em> 44(3): 243-264<\/p>\n

Peck J (2013) Excavating the Pilbara: a Polanyian exploration. Geographical Research <\/em>51(3):227-242<\/p>\n

Peck J (2012) Economic geography: island life. Dialogues in Human Geography <\/em>2(2): 113-133<\/p>\n

Peck J (2012) On the waterfront. Dialogues in Human Geography <\/em>2(2): 165-170<\/p>\n

Peck J, Barnes TJ and Thrift N (2012) The travels of Environment and Planning A<\/em>. In TJ Barnes, J Peck & NJ Thrift (eds) Environment and Planning, volume A: cities and regions.<\/em> London: Sage, xxv-xliii<\/p>\n

Sheppard E, Barnes TJ and Peck J (2012) The long decade: economic geography, unbound. In TJ Barnes, J Peck & E Sheppard (eds) The Wiley-Blackwell companion to economic geography<\/em>.
\nOxford: Wiley-Blackwell, 1-24<\/p>\n

Vidal M and Peck J (2012) Sociological institutionalism and the socially constructed economy. In TJ Barnes, J Peck & E Sheppard (eds) The Wiley-Blackwell companion to economic geography<\/em>.
\nOxford: Wiley-Blackwell, 594-611<\/p>\n

Peck J and Sheppard E (2010) Worlds apart? Engaging with the World Development Report 2009:<\/em> reshaping economic geography<\/em>. Economic Geography<\/em> 86(4): 331-340 [special issue]<\/p>\n

Peck J and Theodore N (2007) Variegated capitalism. Progress in Human Geography <\/em>31(6): 731-772<\/p>\n

Barnes TJ, Peck J, Sheppard E and Tickell A (2007) Methods matter: transformations in economic geography. In A Tickell, E Sheppard, J Peck & TJ Barnes (eds) Politics and practice in
\neconomic geography<\/em>. London: Sage, 1-24<\/p>\n

Foster J, Muellerleile C, Peck J and K Olds (2007) Circulating economic geographies: citation patterns and citation behaviour in economic geography, 1982-2006. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers<\/em> 32(3): 295-312
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