...inherent to the dynamic of capitalism. In this view (Smith, 1 990, p. xiii) "uneven development is the systematic geographical expression of the contradictions...inherent in the very constitution and structure of capital. ... [It is] structural rather than statistical" and is seen to emerge from the internal dynamic...

...foreign-invested malls, commercial and business centers, and exclusive residential neighborhoods, channeling consumption to corporate-owned spaces and goods, and...inherent in the very constitution and structure of capital" (Smith xi). In other words, flyovers physically realize the new division of labor in which...

...internal dynamic of capital. Thus, for Smith (1990 [1984]: xiii, emphasis added), "uneven development is the systematic geographical expression of the contradictions...inherent in the very constitution and structure of capital." In such a conceptualization there was, then, little theoretical examination of how workers...