Keep the weather out? Make money for architects and contractors? Walls to hide behind?
Display wealth or good taste? Sites for produc-tive labor and entertaining leisure? Establish …

It has become an academic self-evidence that space can only inadequately be
conceptualized as a material or earth-bound base for social processes. This could commend …

This work is the first attempt to integrate poststructuralist thought with the considerable
insights of critical human geography. The author seeks not to make conventional …

This article addresses the relationship between technology and institutions and asks
whether technology itself is an institution. The argument is that social theorists need to …

This study reviews and classifies fifty‐three potential empirical applications of structuration
theory in geography and the social sciences. These were retrieved using a computerized …

In this paper we document some of those changes and speculate on how they might in turn
change the content and style of the papers that will be found in the pages of Environment …

As in other fields, advances in geographic knowledge rely as much on debate and
disagreement as on cumulative, consensus based research. While debates have often been …

In 1996 schools and members of the Geographical Association in the United Kingdom
volunteered to collect data for the Land Use-UK mapping project. At the time surveyors were …

Ulf Strohmayer and Matthew Hannah (1992) discern in recent accounts of postmodernism in
geography a resistance to serious engagement with the “potentially destructive” and …

This essay addresses one of the defining characteristics of debates within human
geography and across the social sciences during the last ten years: the encounter between …