Commentary on the Area Development and Policy annual lecture by Eric Sheppard, 'Globalizing capitalism's raggedy edges: thinking through Jakarta'.

This commentary raises three issues for further (re)thinking about globalizing capitalism's raggedy edges analyzed in Professor Eric Sheppard's recent paper. It examines the paper's epistemology of 'more-than' core object/category, its theoretical 'workings' of raggedy edges, and its concept of a 'connectivity-based thinking'. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]