In this study, we review the ways in which water has recently been conceptualized by both
natural and social scientists as either hydro‐social or socio‐hydrological. We do this in order …

The linkages between water security and global health vary in space and time. Just like
water connects every aspect of life, geography relates everything to everything else …

Building on the work of Saidiya Hartman, Black studies scholars have long theorized and
analyzed what it means to exist in the afterlife of slavery, which refers to the precarity and …

their attempt to introduce, describe, and ultimately formalize a new subdiscipline of
geography, Rebecca Lave, Christine Biermann, and Stuart N. Lane have created a thorough …

In the past year scholars have extended the reach of legal geography to a number of
previously neglected areas of interest. Among these are non-Western, non-common law …

À l'ère de l'Anthropocène, la transformation de la nature matérielle par les sociétés est de
mieux en mieux assimilée. De nombreuses recherches proposent ainsi d'envisager la …

The term sacrifice zone has been applied within activism, journalism, and scholarship to a
wide range of polluted and degraded areas, including places playing host to relatively new …

This paper aims to foster an explicit geoethical orientation in physical geography. Using
examples from Aotearoa New Zealand, we approach the work of physical geography with a …

The hydrosocial cycle is a central analytical framework in political ecological approaches to
water. It helps foreground multiple and subtle interactions between water and society …

At the intersection of natural and social sciences, interest in river sedimentary fluxes and
their alteration by human activities is increasing in the context of general retreat of delta …