By W. Nathan Green, University of Wisconsin-Madison Cambodia is in the midst of an over-indebtedness crisis. The culprit? Microfinance. In … More
Tag: ethnography
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
Towards a more ethical geographical praxis: western privilege and postcoloniality
By Mark Griffiths, Northumbria University Geographers have never been more acutely aware of the historical and contemporary cleavages of which … More
Understanding the impact of austerity
By Morag Rose, University of Sheffield David Cameron recently announced plans to introduce parenting classes, in part as way to … More
If only plants could talk
By Hannah Pitt, University of the West of England Plant scientists at Virginia Tech recently reported their discovery of communication … More
Opening Spatial Secrets and Closed Spaces: Urban Exploration
by Fiona Ferbrache Robert Macfarlane (author of The Old Ways and other adventures on foot) focused his attention on Urban … More
Area Content Alert: Volume 43, Issue 3 (September 2011)
The latest issue of Area is available on Wiley Online Library Articles From beginnings and endings to boundaries and edges: rethinking … More
Street Performance and Video Methodology
Sarah Mills The Edinburgh ‘Fringe’ Festival will soon be opening (5th-29th August) and host a range of acts including comedians, … More
