Reviews'This is a working of wide-ranging and deep scholarship which brings together a range of important French thinkers for the first time within a critical, comparative argument. Spatial Ecologies makes a passionate and lucidly argued case for a renewed ecological thinking and a transformative critical practice.' Ian James 'Spatial Ecologies is a tour de force analysis of all the ... Read moremajor theorists/theories of space/spatiality in the contemporary era. It will become the new benchmark for work on space in critical and cultural theory.' Ian Buchanan 'A novel explanation by a perceptive critic, wherein Conley ponders the 'spatial turn' in French critical theory from 1968 to 2012, and from Henri Lefebvre and Paul Virilio to Etienne Balibar. Assessing the postmodern experience of space and politics, economics and time, this book is an extraordinary reflection on questions of space in the epoch of late capitalism.' John Armitage, Times Higher Education 'This book should be read by sociologists, philosophers, designers, architects, art historians (and historians), and anyone else intent on bridging the often-yawning gap between theory and practice as regards our existence in a simultaneously expanding and contracting world.' H-France Review Vol. 14, No. 90 Show Less