In this article, we seek to open up for critical debate disciplinary narratives that center the
“synthesis” qualities of geographic thought. Proponents of Geography often emphasize its …

There is a growing view that the mission of the Earth sciences ought to be more closely
aligned with the global sustainability agenda, and specifically the grand challenges of the …

The Anthropocene has emerged as the dominant conceptualization of the current geological
epoch and, more significantly, of Humanity's relation to nature. By its proponents the …

While a number of schools of environmental thought—including social ecology,
ecofeminism, ecological Marxism, ecoanarchism, and bioregionalism—have attempted to …

This paper aims to open a possible way in our search for human dignity in relation to the
place we dwell. Bridging the nature-human divide can provide us with an interesting path in …

What conditions of possibility have emerged for learning to live on a new earth? This special
section builds on scholarship in the environmental humanities, critical Black studies, and …

Since at least 50 years, climate change has been understood to be a vital threat to human
and nonhuman life. Scholars from across the spectrum of physical sciences are now virtually …

Globalization is frequently understood as accelerated interconnection of economic and
political matters, and in particular this designation often refers to the post-cold war era …

We read the “Anthropocene” as a descriptively impoverished term that nevertheless harbors
a rich prophetic call to new (cene) modes of becoming human (anthropos). This newness …