Participatory GIS (PGIS) emerged from the contentious GIS debates of the 1990s as a
means of political intervention in issues of social and environmental justice. PGIS has since …

This article confronts a persistent challenge in research on children's geographies and
politics: the difficulty of recognizing forms of political agency and practice that by definition …

Discussions in decolonial literature have recently drawn on the concept of “ontological
conflict” to reflect on the conflictual entanglements of diverse cosmologies. In Latin America …

In some ways, electoral geography has never been more popular. From the detailed, online
maps of the Brexit vote to discussions of the electoral college versus the popular vote in the …

Geography is an intrinsic part of national identities, and the contributions to this journal have
reflected this throughout its existence. In this essay, we discuss how geography has shaped …

Land-use and land-cover analyses based on satellite image classification are used in most,
if not all, sub-disciplines of physical geography. Data availability and increasingly simple …

The map of Israel/Palestine has long been used by both Israelis and Palestinians, from their
unequal power positions, as a celebrated national symbol. It is virtually the same map …

Every international intervention comes with its own security regulations, which contribute in
turn to structure the political geography of the intervention, delimiting areas of interaction …

Cartography and geopolitics have a troubled relationship. While maps have been complicit
in the worst excesses of colonial venturing and Cold War politicking, they have also been …

The “Middle East” is a readily accepted geographical category throughout much of the world.
However, within this ambiguous geographic entity, both the term and the idea of the “Middle …