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 …

Introducing the special issue on the 'New Geopolitics of Higher Education', this article
promotes a renewed understanding of geopolitics as it pertains to higher education. To …

Simulation and role-play have a proven track record as pedagogic techniques to provide
students with insights into geopolitics, diplomacy, and international relations. Since the first …

ABSTRACT The Republic of Moldova is located in a tense geopolitical environment
between the European Union (EU) and the Russian Federation. As the EU and Russia have …

This paper examines discourses of bullying in international climate politics. Drawing on two
cases, first the (social) media coverage which surrounded climate activist Greta Thunberg's …

In the last few years, international student mobility has been disrupted not only by the global
health crisis resulting from the outbreak of the COVID‐19 pandemic but also adversely …

Since the beginning of the century, postdigital theory has made undeniable contributions to
educational thought. Rejecting the dichotomy between human beings and technology, as …

While many states move from elite to mass higher education (HE) systems, little is known as
to why some authoritarian developing states resist this transition. In post-Soviet Uzbekistan …

Research from political geographers has increasingly identified the diverse actors, practices,
and performances of diplomacy, challenging narrow conceptions that had tended to …

The recent developments in Eastern Europe have brought the theories of Halford Mackinder
and Nicholas Spykman back into discussion. Despite their relevance to understand present …