We all-too-often think of the spaces of geography as areas, not volumes. Territories are
bordered, divided and demarcated, but not understood in terms of height and depth.'Secure …

The twenty-first century seems to be on the move, perhaps even more so than the last, with
cheap travel and more than two billion cars projected worldwide for 2030. And yet, all this …

Scholarly interest in ruins and derelict spaces has intensified over the last decade. We
assess a broad selection of the resulting literature and identify several key themes. We focus …

In geographic scholarship, urban exploration (urbex) has been examined as an embodied
practice with radical potential for re‐appropriating urban spaces. However, geographic …

Despite an emerging literature on guerrilla gardening as a political practice in public spaces,
with few exceptions, these accounts theorise it as working against many corporate and …

Urban exploration is a practice of researching, rediscovering and physically exploring
temporary, obsolete, abandoned, derelict and infrastructural areas within built environments …

This article examines 40 years of multi‐disciplinary scholarship on deindustrialization in
North America and the United Kingdom. This field of research emerged in the 1970s and …

The US landscape has always been home to a broad spectrum of intentional communities.
Such has been the practice of the United Society of Believers in Christ's Second Appearing …

The last 40 years has seen a significant shift from state commitment to asylum-based mental
health care to a mixed economy of care in a variety of locations. In the wake of this …

The article discusses what we term urban social formations and expands on prior work that
predominantly examines urban 'subcultures' as opposed to the world city paradigm and …