In recent years much health research across the social sciences and humanities has
undergone a noticeable, albeit by no means cohesive or comprehensive,'turn'towards a …

The lives and futures of children and animals are linked to environmental challenges
associated with the Anthropocene and the acceleration of human-caused extinctions. This …

This report, the second of three, discusses the nature of a recent turn in health geography
towards a posthuman theoretical orientation. This is an ontological turn that challenges …

This article unravels the processes of abjection that render certain nonhumans as abject,
devoid of value and amenable to elimination and killing. It argues that these processes play …

How does transformative change that restructures humans' relations to the Earth come into
being? The proposal for degrowth calls for a drastic reorganization of societies in order to …

We provide a perspective on the ubiquity of PFAS (a suite of unique per‐and polyfluoroalkyl
substances, or 'forever chemicals') as toxic, pervasive and environmentally persistent more …

Geography has often been characterized as a unifying discipline, drawing together the
social and natural through a focus on the composition of space and place. As such, it might …

Whether driven by developments in plant science, bio-philosophy, or broader societal
dynamics, plants have to respond to a litany of environmental, social, and economic …

An improved understanding of the geographical unevenness of the global energy transition
is important. The concept of 'sociotechnical imaginaries' has been used extensively for …

This paper draws on feminist geographies of space, proposing a feminist critical spatial
practice approach to study social movement organizing. Inspired by the work of Jane …