The 2022 Russian invasion has led to unprecedented public and political attention to all
things Ukrainian. In this intervention, we contend that critical geographic scholarship about …

During the 2010s, several studies questioned the conceptual stability of “post-socialism.” I
review some of these critiques, paying particular attention to the contradictions of the “Global …

Geography studies the world. Our knowledge of the world, however, comes mostly from
Anglophone sources. This makes Geography in urgent need of worlding–of including …

Global urbanism tends to think cities in categories of “Global North” and “Global South”. But
what about all those cities that escape easy classification into these hemispheric …

Engaging with reflections on improper urban vocabularies, this article proposes a
translational turn to foreground dialogues—rather than equivalences—between languages …

Rampant suburbanisation is one of the most visible changes evidenced in cities throughout
Central and Eastern Europe in the past three decades. In this paper, we analyse how …

The dominance of English in research cultures exemplifies a linguistically-mediated
epistemicide that reseats Anglophone knowledges higher in the epistemological hierarchy …

The transformation of Chinese cities has engendered new forms of spatialized urban
inequality. Research on these processes of segregation has captured the attention of urban …

Despite valid criticisms that Area Studies is premised on geopolitical, orientalising, and
Eurocentric logics, we advocate for the more critically aware and reflexive potential of …

This article critically engages with the hierarchical binary between theory and area research
in the study of international politics. We pose questions about the processes which construct …