By Timur Hammond, Syracuse University, USA ‘Decontextualization’ – the capacity for statements and objects to be removed from the contexts … More
Tag: Fieldwork
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
Only connect – the linked lives of the researcher and the researched in a walled village in Hong Kong
By Isabella Ng, The Education University of Hong Kong In a village in the southernmost province of Hainan, China, women were … More
Multiple stressors and ecological surprises
The expanding global human population, now about 7.5 billion, is increasing the pressure that we as a species put on … More
Drawing, remembering, knowing: natural history and the ecological imagination
By Meredith Root-Bernstein (Aarhus University) Geo: Geography and Environment recently published my personal essay about how natural history practices have … More
Studying Abroad and the Neoliberal ‘Cult of Experience’ in the Youth Labour Market
By Ashley Crowson, King’s College London Figures released this week have shown that more UK students than ever are travelling … More
Beyond sub-disciplinary boundaries: geographers and the study of development
By Rory Horner, University of Manchester The world economic, social and political map and consequent geographies of development are rapidly … More
A View from Above: Geography explores the outdoors
by Fiona Ferbrache The scientific method has close connections to ideas about progress and innovation. In 2010, a question was … More
Area Content Alert: Volume 44, Issue 1 (March 2012)
The latest issue of Area is available on Wiley Online Library. Click past the break to view the full table of … More
Remotely Piloted Vehicles in Ecological Research?
by Caitlin Douglas, Remotely Piloted Vehicles (RPVs) are fixed or rotary winged aircraft operated without a pilot on board. There … More
