New paper in Political Geography, ‘What Repoliticisation Means and Requires: Creating the Climate for Disagreement’. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.polgeo.2024.103222 The paper conceptualises repoliticisation within post-foundational political geography. Noting repoliticisation tends to be equated with politicisation, it argues that […]
The below are my own notes which I used to help make sense of Rancière’s work on art. There is an excellent – more general – glossary at the back of the english translation of […]
I’ve a new paper published in Geoforum entitled Accounting for Elephants: The (Post)Politics of Carbon Omissions. It’s accessible here and it is free to read until April 18th 2021 using this link. The paper considers […]
I have a new open-access paper published in Progress in Human Geography. The paper takes stock of Human Geography’s scale debate: observing how it has arrived at somewhat of an impasse surrounding scale’s relation to both […]