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 …

There is growing interest in the measurement and conceptualisation of wellbeing due to its
increasing importance within policy outcomes; however, the understanding of how different …

This paper examines the capacity gaps in decentralized rural water management in Ghana
across five dimensions: institutional, financial, human resource, technical and social. Using …

In Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), gender inequalities tend to be grounded in the culture, norms,
and societal expectations of communities (Adjiwanou & LeGrand, 2014). Patriarchal …