Professor Roger Lee

Professor Roger Lee, AcSS
Professor of Geography

School of Geography
Queen Mary, University of London
Mile End Road, London E1 4NS
Phone: 020 7882 5410
Fax: 020
7882 7479
Email: r.lee@qmul.ac.uk

Research interests:

Socio-cultural relations and economic geographies, alternative economic geographies, finance and emerging markets, diverse economic practices

Roger Lee's research interests focus around the social/cultural construction of economic geographies. Of particular interest are the ways in which the norms and values of capitalism are insinuated into, and at the same time resisted in the social construction of, economic geographies at a variety of scales.

Recent and forthcoming publications

Lee R 2012 (managing editor) (co-edited with Castree N Kitchen R Lawson V Paasi A Withers C W J) The Sage handbook of human geography Sage Publishers London

Lee R 2011 Acts of theory and violence: can the worlds of economic geographies be left intact? ch 3 in Pollard J McEwan C and Hughes A eds Postcolonial economies Zed Books London 63–80

Lee R 2011 Spaces of hegemony? Circuits of value, finance capital and places of economic knowledge. ch 14 in Agnew J A and Livingstone D N eds The Sage handbook of geographical knowledge Sage Publishers London 185–201

Lee R 2011 Withn and outwith/material and political? Local economic development and the spatialities of economic geographies. ch 17 in Pike A Rodríguez-Pose and Tomaney eds Handbook of local and regional development Routledge London and New York 193–211

Lee R 2011 Ordinary economic geographies : Can economic geographies be non-economic? ch 24 in Leyshon A Lee R McDowell L and Sunley P eds The SAGE handbook of economic geography Sage Publishers London 368–382 

Lee R ed 2011 (co-edited with Andrew Leyshon, Linda Mc Dowell and Peter Sunley) The SAGE handbook of economic geography Sage Publishers London 2011 pp 411

Lee R 2010 Spiders, bees or architects? Imagination and the radical immanence of alternatives/diversity for political economic geographies. Part V ch 17 in Fuller D Jonas AEG and Lee R eds Interrogating alterity Alternative economic and political spaces Ashgate Publishing Farnham 273–287

Lee R ed 2010 (co-edited with Fuller D and Jonas A E G) Interrogating alterity Alternative economic and political spaces Ashgate Publishing Farnham pp 299

Lee R 2010 Economic society/Social geography ch 8 in Smith S J Pain R Marston S A and Jones J P eds The Sage handbook of social geographies Sage Publishers London 205–221