SpatialityB


Cloke,P., Crang, P. and Goodwin,M., eds. 2014: Introducing human geographies.  3rd ed. London and
New York: Routledge.


Cloke P. et al., 2014, 940, define spatiality: the spatial arrangements of relations, both between
people and non-human things. The term emphasizes the production of space, i.e. how places are
socially and materiály created, reconfigured and experienced in the context of the changing
economic, political and cultural relations between other places, people and things. A consideration
of spatiality also includes the effects spaces have on these relations and the power relations
associated with this