Court Of Appeals, July Session, 1819

By David Harvie, Harvie, David.

Eiffel: The Genius Who Reinvented Himself

By DAVID I. HARVIE, David Harvie, Eiffel, Gustave, Harvie, David I

The Eiffel Tower Is Perhaps The Most Famous Tall Building In The World, An Icon Of Its Own Age And Ours. It Was The Dream-child Of French Engineer Gustave Eiffel, Along With Budapest Railway Statio...

Deadly Sunshine: The History And Fatal Legacy Of Radium

By David Harvie, Harvie, David I. Harvie

Dollars And Dwarves -- La Rue Lhomond -- Tantalising Humanity And Rousing Noble Emotions -- 'at The Disposal Of Rich And Poor Alike' -- 'the Burning Bush Of Moses' -- Medical Slapstick -- Yankee En...

Shut Them Down!: The G8, Gleneagles 2005 And The Movement Of Movements

By David Harvie, Keir, David Watts, Ben Trott, Keir Milburn, Trott, Ben;Milburn, David Harvie, Keir Milburn, Ben Trott And David Watts

Introduction / The Editors -- On The Road / The Free Association -- 'this Is How We Do It' / Kara N. Tina -- Gleneagles : Breaking Time / John Holloway -- Reaching The Parts Where We Fear To Go / A...

Lines Around The City

By David Harvie

Five Minute Fantasies - 1

By Elizabeth Cage, David Harvie, Eva Hore, Lynn Lake, Astrid L, Phoebe Grafton, Landon Dixon, Cathryn Cooper, Editor-Cathryn Cooper, J. Carron

Commoning With George Caffentzis And Silvia Federici

By David Harvie, Nicholas Beuret, Camille Barbagallo, Harvie, David., Barbagallo, Camille., Beuret, Nicholas.

This collection explores key themes in the contemporary critique of political economy, in honour of the work and practice of Silvia Federici and George Caffentzis - two of the most significant cont...

Commoning: With George Caffentzis And Silvia Federici

By David Harvie, Nicholas Beuret, Camille Barbagallo, Harvie, David., Barbagallo, Camille., Beuret, Nicholas.

A Passionate Collection Rediscovering The Work Of Two Giants Of Autonomist Marxism And Feminism. This Collection Explores Key Themes In The Contemporary Critique Of Political Economy, In Honour Of...

Limeys: The Conquest Of Scurvy

By DAVID I. HARVIE, David Harvie

In 1740, Commodore George Anson left Portsmouth with seven ships and nearly 2,000 men. He returned four years later with under 600. Only four were killed by the enemy; the rest died not as the res...

Eiffel: The Genius Who Reinvented Himself

By DAVID I. HARVIE, David Harvie, David I. Harvie, Eiffel, Gustave, Harvie, David I

Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; Acknowledgements; Introduction; 1 Beginnings; 2 'Iron, iron, nothing but iron'; 3 The Bridge-builder; 4 'The shapes arise!'; 5 Liberty; 6 'A tower of very great h...