Books:
* The Spatial Dynamics of Urbanism: This book, published in 1981, is considered a foundational text in urban geography, exploring the spatial organization of cities and the forces that shape their development.
* Making Histories and Constructing Geographies: Published in 1990, this book analyzes the role of historical narratives and geographical representations in shaping our understanding of the past and present.
* Lost Cities of the Inka: The Complete Guide to the Ruins of the Incan Empire: Co-authored with James D. Garratt, this book explores the archaeological and historical significance of the Inca ruins throughout South America.
Articles and Essays:
* "The Ideology of the 'Third World' and the Politics of Geographical Knowledge" (1986): This influential essay examines the role of geography in shaping and reinforcing Western perspectives on the developing world.
* "The Geography of Freedom: A Plea for the Spatial Dimension of the Human Experience" (1992): This essay explores the interconnectedness between space and freedom, arguing for a more nuanced understanding of the spatial dimensions of human experience.
* "The Politics of Place and the Construction of Geography" (1996): This essay delves into the political dimensions of geographical knowledge, highlighting the ways in which geographical representations are often shaped by power relations.
Other Notable Works:
* Pred has also contributed numerous articles and essays to academic journals and edited volumes, focusing on topics such as urban history, colonialism, and the politics of space.
Allan Pred's work is characterized by his critical approach to geographical knowledge, his engagement with historical and cultural context, and his commitment to understanding the spatial dimensions of human experience. He is widely considered a leading scholar in the field of human geography and his work continues to be influential today.