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Massey, Doreen (2008). When theory meets politics. Antipode, 40(3) pp. 492–497.

Massey, Doreen (2008). Geography of high-tech spaces: Some reflections. In: Ramachandraiah, C; van Westen, A. C. M. and Prasad, Sheela eds. High-Tech Urban Spaces: Asian and European Perspectives. New Delhi: Manohar, pp. 53–67.

Massey, Doreen and Meegan, Richard (2007). Foreward. In: Tickell, Adam; Sheppard, Eric; Peck, Jamie and Barnes, Trevor eds. Politics and practice in economic geography. London, UK: Sage Publications.

Massey, Doreen (2007). World city. UK: Polity Press.

Massey, Doreen (2007). The world we're in: An interview with Ken Livingstone. Soundings(36) pp. 11–25.

Urry, John; Dingwall, Robert; Gough, Ian; Omerod, Paul; Massey, Doreen; Scott, John and Thrift, Nigel (2007). What is 'social' about social science? Twenty-First Century Society, 2(1) pp. 95–119.

Harrison, Stephan; Massey, Doreen and Richards, Keith (2006). Complexity and emergence (another conversation). Area, 38(4) pp. 465–471.

Massey, Doreen (2006). Landscape as a provocation: reflections on moving mountains. Journal of Material Culture, 11(1-2) pp. 33–48.

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Bassda (2006). A kind of queer geography/Räume Durchqueeren: The Doreen Massey reading weekends. Gender, Place and Culture: A Journal of Feminist Geography, 13(2) pp. 173–186.

Massey, Doreen (2006). London inside-out. Soundings(32) pp. 62–71.

Massey, Doreen (2006). The geographical mind. In: Balderstone, David ed. Secondary geography handbook. UK: Geographical Association, pp. 46–51.

Massey, Doreen (2006). Space, time and political responsibility in the midst of global inequality. Erdkunde, 60(2) pp. 89–95.

Greenhough, Beth; Jazeel, Tariq and Massey, Doreen (2005). Introduction: geographical encounters with the Indian Ocean tsunami. The Geographical Journal, 171(4) pp. 369–371.

Massey, Doreen B. (2005). For space. London, UK: Sage Publications.

Massey, Doreen (2005). Reflection on some materials in King's Wood. In: Kent, Liz and Drew, Sandra eds. King's Wood: a context. Stour Valley Arts, pp. 25–30.

Massey, Doreen (2005). Negotiating nonhuman/human place. Antipode, 37(2) pp. 353–357.

Harrison, Stephan; Massey, Doreen; Richards, Keith; Magilligan, Francis J.; Thrift, Nigel and Bender, Barbara (2004). Thinking across the divide: perspectives on the conversations between physical and human geography. Area, 36(4) pp. 435–442.

Massey, Doreen (2004). The Responsibilities of place. Local Economy, 19(2) pp. 97–101.

Massey, Doreen (2004). Geographies of responsibility. Geografiska Annaler: Series B, Human Geography, 86(1) pp. 5–18.

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Massey, Doreen; Amin, Ash and Thrift, Nigel (2004). An alternative regional strategy. In: ARO ed. Not Set

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Massey, D.B. (2004). Economie, culture et lieu: quelques réflexions sur les relations en jeu. Geographie et cultures(49) pp. 59–70.

Massey, D.B. (2004). Lugar, identidad y geografías de la responsabilidad en un mundo en proceso de globalización. Treballs de la Societat Catalana de Geografia, 57 pp. 77–84.

Amin, Ash; Massey, Doreen and Thrift, Nigel (2003). Regions, democracy and the geography of power. Soundings, 25 pp. 57–70.

Massey, Doreen (2003). Foreword. In: Adams, John; Robinson, Peter and Vigor, Anthony eds. A New regional policy for the UK. London, UK: Institute for Public Policy Research.

Amin, A.; Massey, D. and Thrift, N. (2003). Rethinking the regional question: the government's approach to tackling regional inequality favours one corner of the nation. Town and Country Planning, 72(9) pp. 271–272.

Massey, Doreen and Thrift, Nigel (2003). The passion of place. In: Johnston, Ron and Williams, Michael eds. A Century of British geography. British Academy Centenary Monographs. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press/British Academy, pp. 275–299.

Massey, Doreen; Amin, Ash and Thrift, Nigel (2003). Decentering the nation: a radical approach to regional inequality.

Massey, Doreen (2003). Imagining the field. In: Pryke, Michael; Rose, Gillian and Whatmore, Sarah eds. Using social theory: thinking through research. UK: Sage Publications.

Massey, Doreen (2003). Some times of space. In: May, Susan ed. Olafur Eliasson: The Weather Project. London, UK: Tate Modern.

Massey, Doreen (2002). Geography, policy and politics: a response to Dorling and Shaw. Progress in Human Geography, 26(5) pp. 645–646.

Massey, Doreen (2002). Geography matters in a globalised world. In: Smith, Margaret ed. Teching geography in secondary schools: a reader. London, UK: Routledge, pp. 266–272.

Massey, D.B. (2002). Don't let's counterpose place and space. Development, 45(1) pp. 24–25.

Massey, Doreen (2001). Opportunities for a world city: reflections on the draft economic development and regeneration strategy for London. City, 5(1) pp. 101–105.

Allen, John; Massey, Doreen; Cochrane, Allan; Charlesworth, Julie; Court, Gill; Henry, Nick and Sarre, Philip (1998). Rethinking the region. London: Routledge.

Henry, Nick; Massey, Doreen and Wield, David (1995). Along the road: R & D, society and space. Research Policy, 24(5) pp. 707–726.

Quintas, Paul; Massey, Doreen and Wield, David (1993). Some questions raised by the UK science park experience. Note Economiche, 23(2) pp. 354–372.

Massey, Doreen and Wield, David (1992). Science parks: a concept in science, society, and 'space' (a realist tale). Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 10(4) pp. 411–422.

Massey, Doreen and Wield, David (1992). Evaluating science parks. Local Economy, 7(1) pp. 10–25.

Quintas, Paul; Wield, David and Massey, Doreen (1992). Academic-industry links and innovation: questioning the science park model. Technovation, 12(3) pp. 161–175.

Ginwala, Frene; Mackintosh, Maureen and Massey, Doreen (1991). Gender and Economic Policy in A Democratic South Africa.

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Massey, Doreen (1987). The shape of things to come. In: Peet, Richard ed. International capitalism and industrial restructuring: a critical analysis. London: HarperCollins Publishers Ltd, pp. 105–122.