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 …

Colonial epistemes persist in studies of African geographies. We argue that colonial
continuities are revealed in (a) the status of human geography within African higher …

This commentary addresses three objectives:(1) to situate and contextualise the ongoing
military assault on Gaza within longer colonial histories in Palestine;(2) to collate resources …

The Anthropocene, Capitalocene, and Plantationocene are propositions for new ways of
understanding the role of people on the planet. The theories hold that humans, capitalism, or …

Background The feminist theory is a broadly employed framework for comprehending
gender-based intimate partner abuse, psychological and physical health problems. This …

In this intervention, we consider how relational thinking about our positions and experiences
can contribute to a feminist, anti-oppressive praxis in geography. Hosting a critical dialogue …

This special section illustrates how learning and teaching in UK higher education reinforces,
but can potentially also help to counteract, racism. This introduction provides some context …

In this article, we examine how the exclusionary and problematic aspects of geography's
history are narrated, reproduced, and challenged in graduate education in the United States …

Social justice is regarded as a key underpinning principle of social geography. This report
focuses on social justice in social geography and related issues of inequality, discrimination …

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 …