Feminist and queer epistemologies have been influential throughout the social sciences by
means of the development of a set of interrelated approaches involving positionality …

We are increasingly confronted with severe social and economic impacts of environmental
degradation all over the world. From a valuation perspective, environmental problems and …

Reflexivity is a fundamental expectation of qualitative work in psychology (and the wider
social sciences), but what it looks like and how we do it is frequently ambiguous and implicit …

An increasing amount of scholarship in critical, feminist, and anti-racist geographies has
recently focused self-reflexively on the topics of exclusion and discrimination within the …

Twenty years after Bonilla-Silva developed the analytic components of a structural race
perspective and called for “comparative work on racialization in various societies,” US …

In this article, we highlight the inherent spatialities of intersectionality and its pivotal
importance for feminist geographic thought. Intersectionality was, at its inception, already a …

Colonial epistemes persist in studies of African geographies. We argue that colonial
continuities are revealed in (a) the status of human geography within African higher …

Abstract While Michael Billig's 'banal nationalism'points to the significance of the trivial
reproduction of national representations in everyday routines, feminist political geographers …

Where host communities are marginalized by industry practices, energy social science
researchers must ensure that their research does not doubly exacerbate extractive practices …

This article presents field research data on a smallholder maize crop boom in Shan State,
northern Myanmar, and its spatially uneven dispossessory effects. Local research teams …