By Kate Whiston, University of Nottingham It’s that time of year again; the holiday season is in full swing and … More
Tag: Culture
You are what you eat: fresh food provisioning and food markets
Kate Whiston, University of Nottingham The traditional fresh food market; how modest it seems, spreading into high streets and town … 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
Inventing Italy and the circulation of geographical cultures
by Federico Ferretti In the last 20 years, in Italy, the debates on territorial assets have been more intense than … More
In today’s unsustainable consumer culture, are young people part of the problem… or the solution?
by Rebecca Collins Most young people like to have new things. This much has been true since the birth of … More
Radio Space: North Sea Memories
Benjamin Sacks Uniquely amongst the major world powers, Britain’s international image is disproportionally defined by its broadcasting capabilities. The BBC’s … More
Oral Geographies
By Benjamin Sacks In the January 2011 issue of Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, Miles Ogborn (Queen Mary) … More
The River Thames & London
Benjamin Sacks IN THE June 2010 issue of The Geographical Journal, Stuart Oliver (St Mary’s University College) critically reviewed the development … More
Landscapes of Power – Moscow
By Alexander Leo Phillips On Tuesday 28th September Yuri Luzhkov was sacked after 18 years as Moscow’s mayor. Given the … More
Geographical Location: Iran’s Trump Card
Benjamin Sacks ALREADY INVOLVED in an ongoing entanglement with the United States, Western Europe, and the Russian Federation concerning its … More
