Geography as a discipline has evolved into a field of enormous breadth in the last century.
While distinctive theoretical perspectives have emerged in different periods, the ebbs and …

As a discipline, geographers have debated what it means to make research relevant. In this
article, we argue that the issue of what makes research relevant cannot be separated from …

A small but growing number of voices have begun to raise questions about the current
direction of children's geographies as a subfield and its status within the wider discipline …

Histories of geography are, by their very nature, selective enterprises. The apparent
tendency of geographers to disparage particular periods of the discipline's history, at the …

Heated exchanges between critical theorists and GIScientists over geographic information
systems (GIS) in 1990s geography gave rise to calls for increased communication between …

Dragoş Şimandan 6 position closely related to it. The net result is that I distilled my own way
of understanding the relation between epistemology, ontology, and politics, and the best …

American model (2000), the first book of critical geography to be published in Romania. It
has had a significant impact in stimulating Romanian geographers to open themselves to …

New Ways in Geography continues my earlier research into the philosophical foundations of
our discipline and brings together several of my lines of thought about what can be done to …

By situating qualitative GIS research among the various research trajectories in the 'GIS and
society'tradition, I argue that qualitative GIS enacts a specific researcher positionality. In …

This article explores the nature of intellectual engagement between feminist and political
geographies. This exploration is based on two sources of information. The first is a short …