Greenwashing is a well‐understood concept, describing the use of false or misleading
claims and symbolism to give an impression of a company or organisation's commitment to …

A systematic review was conducted of the peer-reviewed, social science literature on the
strategic action of coalitions and social movements involved in oil-and-gas pipeline conflicts …

Ecological catastrophe and global inequality are pressing, yet socio-ecologically destructive
natural resource extraction continues unabated. This special issue explores the strategies …

Colonial epistemes persist in studies of African geographies. We argue that colonial
continuities are revealed in (a) the status of human geography within African higher …

We are witnessing a proliferation of new critical scholarship on the manifold forms of
extractivism. Yet, there are risks associated with extraction being rendered a broad …

Resource extraction has historically caused dramatic environmental changes across the
globe. Although mining and oil drilling have transformed landscapes and polluted the air …

School geography in England has been largely silent on issues around race, which stands
in contrast to important strands of thought in the discipline. In this intervention, we explore …

The Anthropocene has thrown at us a challenge of balancing urgency and justice. Urgency
brought about by myriad environmental crises, most prominently being climate change, and …

Recent mobility scholarship suggests that in adopting a holistic perspective on just
transitions towards low-carbon mobility, scholars should attend to the role of knowledge …

Complex global challenges, rapid shifts in the mediation and distribution of information,
rising inequalities and a toxic milieu of low-quality public reasoning make geography …