By Timur Hammond, Syracuse University, USA ‘Decontextualization’ – the capacity for statements and objects to be removed from the contexts … More
Category: Area
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
Let’s talk about sex
By Sam Miles, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine How do researchers go about interviewing people about sex and … More
New home, new clothes: the old ones no longer fit once you move to the country
By Rachael Wallis, University of Southern Queensland. First Published in The Conversation. What happens if you decide to jump in, … More
Flood Risk Management #10yearchallenge
By Thea Wingfield, University of Liverpool The first viral craze of 2019 had already taken hold as fireworks welcoming the … More
Five countries hold 70% of world’s remaining wilderness; but does anyone there agree?
By Phillip and April Vannini, Royal Roads University A recent study conducted by researchers from the University of Queensland (UQ) and the Wildlife … More
With a little help from my family: how do researchers negotiate the risks and problems of doing fieldwork
Menusha De Silva, Singapore Management University, and Kanchan Gandhi, New Delhi How can higher education institutions ensure the safety of … More
Are we losing our way?
By Rebecca Collins and David McCullough A sunny weekend in Britain sees walkers flocking to areas of outstanding national beauty, … More
How geography can help us think critically about disability hate crime
By Edward Hall, University of Dundee Disability hate crime is a serious and increasing problem in the UK. Hate crime is … More
Urban Roma, segregation and place attachment in Szeged, Hungary
By György Málovics, University of Szeged, and Remus Crețan, West University of Timisoara Romani people occupy a complex social position … More
