The concept of transformation in relation to climate and other global change is increasingly
receiving attention. The concept provides important opportunities to help examine how rapid …

This paper argues for the renewal of popular geopolitics through the adoption of a research
agenda that emphasizes everyday life. Popular geopolitics as commonly practiced has …

This book provides the first sustained critical exploration, and celebration, of the relationship
between Geography and the contemporary Visual Arts. With the growth of research in the …

In response to the pressing need to re‐constitute the ways we live with non‐humans, more‐
than‐human geography's distinctive contribution has been to describe an ethics based not …

Over the past two decades, geographers' attentions to the 'visual'arts have broadened
considerably. From a tightly focused study of 18th-and 19th-century landscape paintings this …

Can we detect changes in the way that the world turns up as they turn up? This paper makes
such an attempt. The first part of the paper argues that a wide-ranging change is occurring in …

Geographers have engaged with a huge variety of art practices in the study of a range of
different geographical themes. Using a series of examples including painting, mixed‐media …

This paper argues that human geography's scale debate has arrived at somewhat of an
impasse surrounding scale's relative position to ontology. Divides are most evident between …

We are two feminist geographers working as practitioners and researchers in creative
geographies and the discipline's creative re/turn. Human geographers interested in new …

This article explores the idea of political subjectivity in Hannah Arendt and Jacques
Rancière, both of whom I see as thinkers of ruptural and inaugurative politics with a …