Hopkins and Pain's recent (2007) essay on'relational geographies of age'provides a clear-
sighted, timely and useful challenge to the practices and assumptions of much contemporary …

In contrast to recent treatment of other social identities, geographers' work on age still
focuses disproportionately on the social‐chronological margins–the very young and (to a far …

This article examines two-decades of progress toward developing 'geographies of ageing'as
a distinct field of human geography. Reflecting on the last review in this journal by Harper …

Age occupies an uneasy position alongside other markers of difference. It is at once a very
obvious source of difference between people and their geographies, given the age-related …

Title: Geographical gerontology: perspectives, concepts, approaches/[edited by] Mark
Skinner, Gavin Andrews, Malcolm Cutchin. Other titles: Routledge studies in human …

Marie was an 83-year-old widow. She lived alone in a small brick house in a working-class
inner-city neighborhood in the northeastern United States. When her husband purchased …

Arriving on the scene are two new viewpoints on geographical dimensions of aging that
move some steps beyond the scope of traditional environmental gerontology and open up …

Children's Geographies actively engages with critical understandings of age‐based
research. However, the concept of age is an uncritical entity in these studies fueled by …

Twenty years ago the publication of Cool Places created visibility for emerging research on
geographies of youth. Yet in comparison with Children's Geographies geographical work on …

In recent decades human geographers based in North America and Europe from both
positivist and critical traditions have contributed to debates on geographies of aging …