By Gustav Cederlöf, King’s College London In March 2019, Prince Charles was front page news in Cuba. The royal visit … More
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Archives in Context? Reflections on Changing Forms of Fieldwork
By Timur Hammond, Syracuse University, USA ‘Decontextualization’ – the capacity for statements and objects to be removed from the contexts … More
Theorising how extractive companies manage local disruption
By Tomas Frederiksen, Lecturer in International Development, Global Development Institute and Matthew Himley, Associate Professor of Geography (Illinois State University) The extractive … More
A Crisis in Cambodian Microfinance
By W. Nathan Green, University of Wisconsin-Madison Cambodia is in the midst of an over-indebtedness crisis. The culprit? Microfinance. In … More
Planned relocation in low-lying coastal villages in Fiji
By Celia McMichael, The University of Melbourne, and Teresia Powell, University of the South Pacific The global mean sea level … More
Energy inequities in social housing: negotiating the ‘new normal’
By Gordon Waitt and Theresa Harada, University of Wollongong Australia Australians no longer access affordable domestic energy supplies. Indeed, energy … More
US military is a bigger polluter than as many as 140 countries – shrinking this war machine is a must
By Benjamin Neimark, Lancaster University; Oliver Belcher, Durham University, and Patrick Bigger, Lancaster University The US military’s carbon bootprint is … More
On what basis are urban futures being decided?
By Martin Price and Hanna Ruszczyk, Durham University There is little doubt that the world is urbanizing at a dramatic … More
When things do wrong: instruments, failure and geographical knowledge
By Charles W.J. Withers, The University of Edinburgh Instruments are vital in geographical exploration. But because they do not always … More
How do we explain and evaluate institutional reforms in China?
By Kean Fan Lim, Newcastle University China is currently engaged in an escalating ‘trade war’ with the USA. That it … More
