Drawing inspiration from popular efforts to connect a wide array of political struggles, this
symposium examines the ways that racial‐colonial politics unfold through nature and …

The first book of its kind, Decolonizing Geography offers an indispensable introductory guide
to the origins, current state and implications of the decolonial project in geography. Sarah A …

ABSTRACT In 2011 the St. Louis Metropolitan Sewer District developed a geographically
bifurcated gray and green approach addressing aging sanitary and stormwater infrastructure …

Tourism studies, including by geographers, give only minor attention to historically-informed
research. This article contributes to the limited scholarship on tourism development in South …

Finishing my triennial series of reports on the increasingly vibrant (and still much neglected)
field of the history and philosophy of geography (HPG), I first discuss how some trends that I …

In this article, I examine the relationship between waste, revolt, and repression in Cairo's
sanitation system from the early 20th century to the present. I coin the term infrastructural …

Since the archival turn, archives have been widely portrayed as “dominating” institutions,
which has led to even community archives being defined as “anti-authority.” It is the …

Researchers have often called for micro-scale analyses of residential displacement, and
more recently, for work that acknowledges the importance of temporal and spatial …

What does a postcolonial ethics of care mean for feminist geographers doing archival work?
Feminist geographers have long called for ethical research engagement. This asserts the …

In this article we engage and extend work on race and border politics via an analysis of
unaccompanied Mexican migrant youth. Historically, until recently, Mexican youth have …