The de-existence of Islamic political parties also occurs in Indonesia, a country with a
Muslim-majority population. Existing studies focusing on this context primarily examine the …

This paper develops geographic debates on platform urbanism by exploring the overlooked
consumption practices that digital on-demand platforms have generated. Extending recent …

This article is the first of three reviews in which economic geography is viewed through the
lens of crises. This article focuses on the resurgence of uneven development as a political …

Every discourse on right-wing populism is, more or less explicitly, a discourse on affect.
From claims that right-wing populism emerges from a background of racialized resentment …

Building on critical geographic research on the embodied politics of labour that has explored
how different forms of work transform bodily capacities for action, this paper argues that a …

Over the last decade, affect has emerged as one of the most prominent concepts within
human geography. More recently, scholars engaging with the nation have also drawn on …

This article argues for a 'minor sociology of futures', which focuses on the significance of
futures in and to everyday life by attending to minor shifts in temporal rhythms and patterns …

The question of uncertainty has generated substantial critical engagements across the
social sciences. While much of this literature falls within the domains of anthropology …

UK geopolitics for the last five years has been heavily dominated by Brexit. The lead up to
the referendum, the result, negotiations, intervening general election, extensions, further …

I remember... a couple of days after the leave vote there was the European championship
that was on... was it the Euro's in France? 7 And I walked down the Highstreet, like, pushing …