Within and outside geography there is a strong interest in the inequities between states and
peoples. While work in political geography, particularly in critical and feminist geopolitics …

This article explores the relationships between geographers and the 'Anthroposcene'. The
latter comprises the networks, institutions and publications devoted to comprehending and …

Both responsibility and care have much to offer in thinking through the relationalities that
make up a postcolonial world. Although contemporary political systems often posit …

Crutzen and Stoermer's (2000) naming of the 'Anthropocene'has provoked lively debate
across the physical and social sciences, but, while the term is gradually gaining acceptance …

We live in complicated and confusing times, in spaces traversed by global flows and warped
by the intensity and speed of information technologies. Whether we term it late modernity or …

Geography studies the world. Our knowledge of the world, however, comes mostly from
Anglophone sources. This makes Geography in urgent need of worlding–of including …

This paper asks how Indigenous ways of being and knowing can become legitimized within
western theorizations of ontology, given the ongoing (neo) colonial relations that shape …

In an earlier progress report, Noel Castree (2003) pointed to developments in Marxist
political economy and actor-network theory to outline what he perceived as a marked shift …

A short and direct introduction sets out the context for this special section. After a brief sketch
of each of the commentary pieces and how they fit together, the key question will then be …

The Anthropocene marks a moment of wild destratification of the planet that requires
analysis of the relations between geologic forces and social practices. Deleuze and …