Conducting fieldwork in polar regions presents a multifaceted challenge not only because of
the remoteness of the environment, but also potential geopolitical disputes, language …

There is growing concern in Higher Education around job security, work–life balance and
inequalities, and early career researchers (ECRs) must make difficult trade‐offs and life …

This commentary reflects on research jointly conducted by the Development Geographies
Research Group (DevGRG) and the Gender and Feminist Geographies Research Group …

Geography's fieldwork culture has been subject to much scrutiny in recent decades. With
roots in colonial exploration and shaped by Enlightenment ideals of reason and rationality …

This article examines the epistemic practices of interpretive field geomorphology—that is,
the in‐the‐moment act of “seeing the landscape” geomorphologically. Drawing on the …

Abstract DIVERSION# 3: ADVANCE IN RANK FROM ASSOCIATE TO FULL PROFESSOR
Promotion to full professor is one of the highest dams to overcome (24% associate …

Even as geographers increasingly examine their embodied experiences as field
researchers, limited attention has been given to the reproductive labor of pregnancy and …

Abstract The German Society for Geomorphology (GSG)(Deutsche Gesellschaft für
Geomorphologie: DGGM) evolved out of the German Working Group for Geomorphology in …

FIGURE 1 Birth and death dates and dates of first geomorphology publication for early
women geomorphologists (those born prior to 1950) who published more than one …

Last year I reflected on the challenges associated with increasing diversity in all senses at
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms (ESPL). We have followed through on a number of …