By Cormac Walsh, Hamburg University, and Martin Döring, Helmholtz-Zentrum Centrum Geesthacht Coasts are gaining increased attention worldwide as sites of dramatic … More
Tag: Cultural Geography
X Marks The Spot: Chemtrails, Conspiracies & Discourse Analysis
By Morag Rose, University of Sheffield The X-Files recently returned to television after a fourteen year absence. The Guardian provides … More
Geographies of higher education: activism, philanthropy and marketisation
By Natalie Tebbett, Loughborough University Over the last month, many English newspapers have reported on the Rhodes Must Fall In … More
Exploring “Militant Research” and how to research protest
By Morag Rose, University of Sheffield This month sees the twentieth anniversary of ‘The Battle of Newbury’ when protesters … More
Pre-emptive Response: Controlling the Exceptional in the Interval Between the Capitalist Working Weeks
By Julian Shaw, King’s College London In his recent article for Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, Ben Anderson … More
Collecting as Archiving
By Will Andrews, Aberystwyth University In a recent article published in Transactions, Didier DeLyser (2015) explains the importance of the … More
Outsiders at the Seaside
By Mark Whitehead, Aberystwyth University When you live in a coastal town, as I do, you become aware of the peculiar … More
From “overstocking” to “overgrazing”: more livestock as a symbol of wealth?
By Yonten Nyima Sichuan University, China In 2011 China, which claims to have the world’s second largest grassland area after Australia, launched its largest … More
The Canary Islands, a crossroads magnet in the Mid-Atlantic
by Rosalia Avila-Tàpies and Josefina Domínguez-Mujica The geographic location of the Canary Islands has determined its historical importance in transcontinental … More
Academic Writing and Geography Narrated
by Fiona Ferbrache The ruins of Erskine Beveridge, is Fraser MacDonald’s (2013) narrative essay available as an early view article … More
