Short Abstract Introducing a special commentary section focused on geoeconomics, this
paper reviews why such commentary is especially timely given current world events and the …

This is the first in a series of occasional editorials in which we guide our readers through
groups of papers that we consider to be 'way‐finding'contributions to geographical debates …

This article critically explores tensions concerning development from contemporary feminist
thought and praxis in Latin America. In Ecuador, development is seen as an outdated and …

Increasing studies of extractivisms, in the plural, examine the diverse politics that permeate
extractive activities. However useful, this appeal to plurality is problematic. Plurality without …

This paper proposes new perspectives on anarchism, indigeneity, and Afro‐descendent
struggles, by discussing the case of Brazilian anarchists' commitment to luta afroindígena …

We argue that mining-free territories (MFTs), a concept that has emerged in Brazil, may be a
community-based strategy in dialogue with decolonial theory to reduce mineral …

Black environmental geographies scholarship has made significant strides in expanding the
ways we understand ecologies and ecological relationships interweaving the lives of black …

The article addresses the social relations of labour in Senegal a decade after the land rush.
Based on an intersectional feminist analysis of three firms, the study found that workers' …

The aim of this article is to discuss the neoliberal project as a colonial determinant of the
environmental policy in Brazil since 1972. The 1972 Stockholm Conference is used as a …

Compartmentalized historiography of cities and labor hinders us from seeing the common
grounds and contour lines connecting disparate places, periods, processes, institutions, and …