This article asks this question: What if, rather than starting from the United States or the
United Kingdom in histories of geography, we start from Nigeria? Focusing on Nigerian …

In this Intervention we discuss possible engagements between an inherently diverse urban
geography and an emergent “urban science” dealing with information technology-driven …

A key feature of the long-observed 'core'hegemony in International Relations (IR) is a
linguistic one, yet it remains the least explored and confronted, with even today's 'Global …

The article recalls the history of Geografia Democratica, a collective of scholars that during
the second half of the 1970s sought to dismantle the old deterministic approach and …

This paper argues that money and finance are not sufficiently integrated into the research
agenda of evolutionary economic geography (EEG). I identify two dimensions of Joseph …

A large part of the literature published in the 'Global South'is barely covered by bibliographic
databases. Institutional policies increasingly require researchers globally to publish in …

Multiple theories of the same phenomenon abound in many interdisciplinary research areas,
but it is often unclear how the theories relate, and there are no clear guidelines for dealing …

This paper examines the influence of Christiaan van Paassen's (1917–1996) thinking on the
development of time geography. It does so by examining van Paassen's and Torsten …

Anne Buttimer (1938–2017) opens the first video of the International Dialogue Project
(Buttimer & Hägerstrand 1980; Buttimer 1983) by stating how 'It is always a surprise to me …

One of the ongoing debates in geography in the last quarter‐century has been on the Anglo‐
American hegemony in the discipline. In the present study, the historicity of geographical …