COMPARATIVE URBANISM 'Comparative Urbanism fully transforms the scope and purpose
of urban studies today, distilling innovative conceptual and methodological tools. The …

Geography studies the world. Our knowledge of the world, however, comes mostly from
Anglophone sources. This makes Geography in urgent need of worlding–of including …

For over five centuries, cartographic map-making has played a pivotal role as a political
technology of empire-building, settler colonialism, and the dispossession of Indigenous …

In this article we seek to intervene in conversations that frame Black abolition and
decolonisation as antagonistic political projects. We respond to Garba and Sorentino's …

Contemporary development policy portrays enhanced connectivity as the key to fostering
economic growth in lagging regions. This global policy consensus and consequent …

Scholars across the social sciences and humanities have increasingly questioned the
meaning and purpose of critique. Contributing to those conversations, some geographers …

Our interest in liminalities follows two analytics. One has to do with what we might call the
'urban transversal'. Those rhythms emerging from disparate (pre) occupations that cut …

This article interrogates the racial logics of home and homemaking. It opens up the
conceptual terrain of home to property–a technology of racial dispossession and handmaid …

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 …

Shining a light on the various non‐formal education spaces that have garnered attention in
geographies of education over the past two decades, this review takes stock of how …