By Nicola Brimblecombe, Mark Green and Danny Dorling Cover Photo: Five people sleeping rough outside the School of Geography and … More
Tag: Social Geography
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
Colonial Memories Re-Ignited: In Producing the Streets and Rhodes, One Stone Remains Unturned
By Julian Shaw, King’s College London Every day people walking past Oriel College on High Street in Oxford are confronted … 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
Collecting as Archiving
By Will Andrews, Aberystwyth University In a recent article published in Transactions, Didier DeLyser (2015) explains the importance of the … More
Introducing the Geo Blog
It’s hard to describe the excitement and trepidation one feels when being involved in setting up a new journal, never … 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
Relational Geographies: Sea – shore and the Super-rich
by Fiona Ferbrache In 2012, the Economist noted that even in troubling economic times it was still possible to discern … More
Spatial and Local Factors in Understanding Financial Crises
By Benjamin Sacks Geography, economics, and finance are intimately linked disciplines, a relationship that is sometimes misunderstood or ignored entirely … 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
