Creativity and Geography: Toward A Politicized InterventionFootnote^*

* We wish to thank Harriet Hawkins for her very smart and generous editing of our manuscript and for having coined the term “creative geographies.” Thanks as well to Lindsey Brise for assistance with formatting and references. Sallie Marston also thanks the U.S. National Science Foundation, award no. 1129781, which made part of this work possible.

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