By Paula Satizábal, University of Melbourne, and Simon P J Batterbury, Lancaster University. Empty-yet-full imaginaries Oceans are framed by policy … More
Tag: Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers
“The ice edge is lost” – but can it be mapped?
By Philip Steinberg, Professor of Political Geography, Durham University and Berit Kristoffersen, Associate Professor, Department of Social Sciences, UiT – The … More
Occupy and the dilemmas of social movements
By Sam Halvorsen, University of Cambridge You don’t have to look far in 2017 to see people taking to the … More
Mobilising affinity ties for humanitarianism at the war-torn China-Myanmar border
By Elaine Lynn-Ee Ho, National University of Singapore A few days after Christmas 2016, a social media post caught my eye. It … More
Commodity geographies: bringing liveliness into the fold
Maan Barua, British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow, School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford In December 2011, a pair … More
Property guardians: when private security becomes precarious housing
By Mara Ferreri, Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona, Gloria Dawson, Independent researcher, and Alexander Vasudevan, University of Nottingham On 27 … More
Speaking for science: does it matter how and where?
By Diarmid Finnegan, Queen’s University Belfast During every American election season, pundits find something to say about the way Presidential … More
