Difference in economic geography

摘要

When the invitation to participate in this panel titled "Feminist Economic Geography: What Difference Does Difference Make?" came addressed to Maryann Feldman, I thought it was surely some mistake. After all, I am not a feminist geographer. I like to associate with geographers because they are interesting and eclectic, open to new ideas and methods and ask interesting questions. The panel invited women scholars to consider how feminist approaches have-and have not-made a difference in economic geography. In writing this brief response, I asked Erica Schoenberger to join me as we hold similar perspectives.