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Book Review: Contemporary capitalism: the embeddedness of institutions

of globalization. Exactly how geography constitutes and (re)produces globalization tendencies, however, remains unexplored and becomes a task curiously left to geographers instead. Moreover, the book has only vaguely discussed the dialectics between globalization and spatial transformations. Geographers are interested not only in globalization as a spatial phenomenon superbly described in this book, but also in the spatially differentiated impact of globalization on the social, economic and political life of people and their environment throughout the world. Notwithstanding these unintended oversights, the book stands out as an extremely impressive work. It is well endowed with clear organization (from historical forms to contemporary patterns and processes, as well as impacts in different spheres of social life in each main chapter), concise summaries presented in tables, strong evidence from diverse sources, and solid, but provocative, conclusions. It will be an essential reading for researchers, students, managers and policymakers interested in the incredible transformations shaping their own life as well as others in the world today and tomorrow.