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Genuinely, the detailed explanation not only of the formation of the United States and its rise to become the hegemonic power, but also its consequence, which has led to many of the major conflicts in the contemporary world, with a common thread linking the interests of the hegemonic powers, which, bound by the accumulation and circulation of capital finding its place in the territories, has permeated power.

Chapter 3 makes up for the weak areas of chapter 2 and then some. Harvey taking about the uneven geographic development of capital and “temporal-spatial” circuits of capital is just sexy

David Harvey really said “let me see how many questionable takes I can throw into 1 book”