By Ray Hudson, Durham University, UK We find ourselves living in an unfamiliar and uncertain world; not one in which … More
Tag: geography
Reappraising the place of geography textbooks
By Tim Hall, University of Winchester, and James D Sidaway, National University of Singapore. US President Donald Trump recently attracted … More
The Geographical Imagination and Britain’s Entanglements ‘East of Suez’
By Benjamin Sacks, Princeton University The phrase ‘East of Suez’ looms large in our geographical imagination. Long after the end … More
What happened to the American geography department?
By Benjamin Sacks Tim Hall et al.’s recent Area examination of the changing fortunes and distribution of British geography departments identified both … More
The Return of that Great British Institution, the Weather
By Briony Turner Somewhat regrettably, those scorching days admiring sporting finesse, feeling the heat of the sun against skin (and … More
Postcolonialism, Responsibility, and ‘The Other’
By Benjamin Sacks ‘Responsibility is increasingly summoned as a route to living ethically in a postcolonial world’ (p. 418). So … More
RGS-IBG New Content Alert: Early View Articles (16th June 2012)
The following Early View articles are now available on Wiley Online Library. Original Articles Visualising postcode data for urban analysis … More
Content Alert: Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, Volume 37, Issue 3 (July 2012) is Available Online Now
Volume 37, Issue 3 Pages 337 – 476, July 2012 The latest issue of Transactions of the Institute of British … More
Content Alert: New Articles (11th May 2012)
The following Early View articles are now available on Wiley Online Library. Original Articles Migration, urban growth and commuting distance … More
Geography Compass Content Alert: Volume 6, Issue 4 (April 2012)
The latest issue of Geography Compass is available on Wiley Online Library. Issue Information Issue Information (pages i–ii) Article first … More
