Progress in environmental geography and progress in human geography: new siblings - Lisa Campbell,...

Geographical perspectives on loneliness: An agenda for research and action - Richard Phillips, 2025

Geographical perspectives can make distinctive contributions to how we understand, explain and investigate loneliness, and what we do about it. Conversely, lone...

Writing with research partners ‘from the field’: Plural knowledges and epistemic justice in...

Despite longstanding calls for more inclusive geographical research and the increasing adoption of participatory research designs, our non-academic research par...

Expanding queer architectural theory: Towards a framework of decolonial queer borderlands archite...

Queer theorists have interrogated heteropatriarchy in architecture and urbanism by examining masculinist organizations of space. Yet these critiques are epistem...

Approaching “the expert” in times of (digital) disruptions: Towards a geography of expertise -...

The demand for “experts” and “expertise” has never been higher than in the present time, characterized by complexities, uncertainties and (digital) disruptions....

Progress in historical geography II: Desperately seeking connections (again) – The mendacious, the...

Historical geography’s core concern with connections between the past and present is currently expressed in an age marked by a desperate search for connections....

Geographies of reflection and radiance: Radiant worlds, speculative surfaces, and reflective media...

This article revisits and reconceptualises the geographies of reflection. Questions of reflection have been understood by geographers primarily in terms of visi...

Political geography II: The end of territorial integrity - Reece Jones, 2025

The post-World War II consensus on the inviolability of sovereignty and territorial integrity has changed dramatically in the first quarter of the twenty-first ...

Creating cities of care: Towards a new radical care framework for geographical research with urban...

This paper brings into proximity and advances geographical engagements with care to propose a new radical care framework for research with minoritised migrants ...

Ideas and ideation in geographical political economy - Jamie Peck, Chris Meulbroek, Rachel Philli...

Departing from an engagement with the “ideas school,” a case is constructed for (distinctively) geographical political economies of ideation, first on their own...

Towards a critical geography of aging: Political economy, biopolitics, and care - Yi Yu, 2025

This paper integrates political economy, biopolitics, and care within the context of aging, proposing new directions for future research in these areas. It exam...

Legal geography II: The possibilities and disruptions of place - Päivi Kymäläinen, 2025

This second progress report addresses the understanding of place in legal geography, and asks how it resonates with the wider philosophies and conceptualization...

Cultural geographies III: What if…? Imagination, worldly relations and doing research otherwise -...

In this final cultural geographies report, I want to reflect on the prevalence of calls from within Geography to ‘imagine’ or to ‘reimagine’ everything from the...

Geographies of war and violence I: Decolonising war - Craig Jones, 2025

This report asks what would it mean to decolonise the study of war from a geographical perspective? Section I turns to scholarship in International Relations to...

Financial geography II – green finance and climate transition - Karen PY Lai, 2025

This second progress report on financial geography focuses on green finance and research on financing climate transition and environmental challenges. It explor...

Metabolic geographies: Work, shifts and politics - Maan Barua, 2025

This article reinvigorates a pivotal arena of scholarship in human geography and the social sciences: metabolism. It does so by staging an encounter between pol...