‘Nothing includes everything’: towards engaged pluralism in Anglophone economic geography

摘要: Economic geography has become increasingly fragmented into a series of intellectual solitudes that created isolation, producing monologues rather than conversation, and raising the question how knowledge production should proceed. Inspired by science studies feminism, we argue for an engaged pluralist approach to economic based on dialogue, translation, creation 'trading zones'. We envision determinedly anti-monist anti-reductionist discipline recognizes connects diverse range circulating local epistemologies: politics difference consensus or popularity. Our model is GIS underwent signifi cant shifts during last decade practicing pluralism, creating new forms knowledge. Similar possibilities suggest exist geography.