The widespread collection and use of data has been the subject of much public and
scholarly interest in recent years. Data justice has emerged as a significant framework for …

European colonialism sought to inscribe order and meaning on non‐European landscapes
through the process of place naming. Naming or renaming was fundamental to the …

This paper considers selected decolonial moves in geography, building on engagements
with postcolonial theory since the 1990s and earlier currents of radical geography. Whilst the …

This editorial introduces a new initiative at Transactions,“Geography in the World,” which
engages with some of the challenges and opportunities of the discipline today. It does so by …

Geographers have been engaging with landscape since the beginning of the modern
discipline of geography. A series of concurrent turns have taken place in human geography …

The article recalls the history of Geografia Democratica, a collective of scholars that during
the second half of the 1970s sought to dismantle the old deterministic approach and …

As burgeoning new forms of authoritarianism and fascism expand their reach, Geographies
of Hope-in-Praxis stem from the locus of the present moment. Constellations of peoples re …

Anglophone economic geography has been a central component of human geography for
the last 150 years. It is concerned with empirically describing and theoretically explaining …

Geography has long been caught up in imperial projects. Postcolonial geography critiques
and seeks to subvert this relationship. It builds on radical antecedents in the 1970s, whereby …

Amongst recent contributions to the field, this report detects ongoing and emergent topics
within disciplinary histories and reflects on the evolving meaning of the …