By Paula Satizábal, University of Melbourne, and Simon P J Batterbury, Lancaster University. Empty-yet-full imaginaries Oceans are framed by policy … More
Tag: Territory
Written On The Body: Women, Migration and Borders
By Morag Rose, University of Sheffield Much current popular discourse on immigration is often dominated by tabloid hysteria … More
Global social movements contest the militarisation of East Asia
By Sasha Davis, Keene State College, USA The news out of East Asia is currently filled with stories of political … More
High-flying research: Geographies of air transportation
Kate Whiston, University of Nottingham This weekend marked the fifty-eighth anniversary of the Munich Air Disaster, so what better time … More
Another Islamic State? The Shifting Tactics of Boko Haram
By Stuart Elden, University of Warwick and Monash University The Sunni Islamic group known as ‘Boko Haram’, active in the … More
The Map Precedes the Territory
Martin Mahony Geographers and critical cartographers have long acknowledged that maps do not simply and unproblematically represent the territory depicted … 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
A borderless world?
Sarah Mills The Home Office has recently announced a new passport design, to be issued from October 2010. In an … More
Virtual Conference Report: Day Three (22 Oct, 2009)
by paulabowles Today’s papers have focused once more on the key motifs of the conference, that of breaking down borders … More
The lingering power of territorial borders
By Rosa Mas Giralt Following the recent dismantling of a migrant camp near Calais known as “the jungle” by the … More
