The quarantine and lockdown measures put in place in response to the coronavirus
pandemic, as Simpson (2020) contends in his recent commentary, are not so much inspired …

In this paper, we critically analyse the response to the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting not
only the breadth of knowledge geographers have already contributed to this assessment …

The COVID-19 pandemic was the worst global public health emergency since the
'Spanish'flu that enveloped the world after World War I: a catastrophe following a nightmare …

Climate litigation is anticipated to continue expanding, especially related to the interface with
the human rights of vulnerable populations and the adequacy of states' efforts to adopt and …

Populism has already received much attention in academic literature since the beginning of
the COVID-19 pandemic. While the role of populism in the pandemic has been examined …

Bordering practices have been a central and controversial feature of the SARS-CoV-2
pandemic. Closed borders, lockdowns, and restrictions on movement and individual …

This paper examines discourses of bullying in international climate politics. Drawing on two
cases, first the (social) media coverage which surrounded climate activist Greta Thunberg's …

Despite their wide implementation since the COVID-19 pandemic, lockdowns are not spatial
interventions unique to public health emergencies but have also recently been used to …

Purpose Drawing on prospect theory, terror management theory, and social influence
theories, this study explores the phenomenon of panic buying amid the COVID-19 …

This introductory chapter argues that the term illiberal (ism) provides a new frame for
understanding societal change. In contrast to existing concepts, illiberalism recenters our …