Simon and Randalls' piece does an excellent job of highlighting how resilience is
divergently articulated across multiple sites, however the article is characterized by an …

This paper examines how fellahin resistance beginning in the early parts of the 20 th century
interacted with the Zionist settler-colonial project, focusing on how this resistance operated …

Barack Obama's election as the 44th president of the United States on 4 November 2008
was hailed as a signal of change in world politics. After eight years in which President …

They believe that to locate oneself is to make explicit one's identity as well as one's
investment in the research, including one's research intentions. Absolon and Willett argue …

Scholarship on asylum often overlooks bureaucracy, folding its associated sites and
practices into the broader, more overtly violent spaces and systems in which they take place …

Inspired by postcolonial theory, this essay reads Raja Shehadeh's Palestinian Walks as a
critique of nineteenth-century US and European travel writers who recorded their encounters …

This article brings together geographical and anthropological perspectives to explore how
the Women's March, as an intersectional resistance movement, has opened up possibilities …

This chapter proposes a shift in how to understand the notion of 'resilience', away from
common framings in terms of systems, to be reframed here rather in terms of resilient …

This thesis concerns the function of human rights in relation to advancing a conception of
resistance. It analyses counter-hegemonic approaches to human rights that highlight the …

We are a collective of eight women geographers that strives to create community among
women geographers from diverse latitudes. We began this project in September 2014 …