Concerning itself with the spatial nature of society's populations, scholarship in population
geography continues to reflect and, in some instances, lead wider discussions about …

Research on age in geography has become highly compartmentalized into separate
literatures on younger and older generations that rarely intersect. As such, the geographies …

In contrast to recent treatment of other social identities, geographers' work on age still
focuses disproportionately on the social‐chronological margins–the very young and (to a far …

3.1 A typical urban care farm in the English Midlands, 57 incorporating stabling, educational
areas, open public space, allotments, animal enclosures, a shop and several other facilities …

This article examines two-decades of progress toward developing 'geographies of ageing'as
a distinct field of human geography. Reflecting on the last review in this journal by Harper …

Health and healthcare have always been central considerations in geographical
gerontology. This paper reviews progress in this part of the field over the past decade (1995 …

This paper describes how space and place have been understood in gerontology as
phenomenon that are both physical and social in character, yet are relatively bounded and …

Abstract In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has created tremendous chaos in people's daily
lives around the world. However, the related social impacts vary across social groups …

Drawing on and speaking to literatures in geographic information systems (GIS), queer
geography, and queer urban history, we chronicle ethnographically our experience as queer …

Dust, as academic convention has it, is an impediment to good archival scholarship. Dust
coats surfaces. Dust obscures print. It is dust that renders already bad handwriting illegible …