Various critical and scholarly works have underlined the multiplicity of borders, or the idea
that borders mean different things to different people. This paper discusses the potential of …

While the focus on the 'everyday'in qualitative human geography has greatly increased the
need for, and relevance of, ethnographic methods, Megoran argued that this is particularly …

This paper examines diplomatic processes that compose our geopolitical world as dynamic
and yet also seemingly affirm the status quo. It turns attention to the entrepreneurial creativity …

The sub-discipline of electoral geography contains research threads that draw on different
theoretical, philosophical, and methodological traditions. I link these threads to the 'digital …

The article uses the concept of assemblage to analyze the becoming, not being, of China's
Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), that is, the ways in which different elements were framed and …

1 While democratic politics has always been populist (Laclau 2002), the 2008 economic crisis
animated a range of global publics Page 1 1 While democratic politics has always been …

This paper highlights the geographical contributions made to academic debate about
democracy, representation and the role of the political party. It argues that while …

The focus of this paper is the affective dimension of far-right discourses which we consider
challenges for teaching. The rise of the far-right in many parts of the world has led to a …

Scholars of popular geopolitics ponder how and why cultural media become important
commentaries on real-world events. Cultural geographers are wrestling with technology that …

This paper explores the election strategy of a local Labour Party campaign for the UK May 7
2015 General Election. Using data gathered through an ethnography, and conceptualising …