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.
For Marxist geographers, comprehending space within the framework of capitalist production and producer relations is vital. Key concepts in Marxist geography such as uneven geographical development, historical-geographical materialism, and spatial creation are significant.