Productive processes and their relationships with geographic space underwent profound changes in the last decades of the twentieth century, which substantially altered the dynamics of the spatial economy, making them less predictable and more open to thematic and theoretical-methodological changes in studies in the Geography of Industries. Given those transformations, this paper represents an effort to outline the recent bibliographic production in the Geography of Industries in Brazil, within the context of the greater dissemination of knowledge through information technologies, the consolidation of traditional study centers and the expansion of postgraduate programs in Geography. The database was created using the Google Scholar Platform, including the publications of 60 postgraduate Geography programs from the period between 2005 and 2016. We attempted to capture and analyze subthemes, lines of interpretation, authors, published papers, citations, and research centers on the Geography of Industries and productive systems. The results point to the increased diversity of the research lines and thematic cuts, the consolidation of new theoretical influences and the greater participation of the Brazilian regions in the bibliographic production on the theme.