For Marxist geographers, it is imperative that space be understood both as a fundamental component of capitalist production and the relations of production. Some of the major concepts developed by Marxist geographers include uneven geographical development, historical-geographical materialism, and the production of space.
In Marxist geography, grasping space as a fundamental element of capitalist production and the dynamics between producers is crucial. Important ideas in Marxist geography include uneven geographical distribution, historical-geographical materialism, and the construction of space.