A Caution on Climate Hope
I’ve a new paper with Marc Hudson titled A Caution on Climate Hope in the journal Environmental Politics. It is available open access […]
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CFP RGS-IBG Accounting for nature, or holding nature to account? Critical geographies of environmental accounting
Call for Papers: RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2026. London. Accounting for nature, or holding nature to account? Critical geographies of environmental accounting Mark […]
Read moreCall for Papers – Two Sessions on Post-Foundational Geographies (at NGM and RGS)
We are hosting two sessions on the challenge of applying post-foundational geographies and post-foundational geographies in a turbulent and polarised world at RGS-IBG […]
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Aesthetics and the City
Aesthetics and the City (edited by myself and Amy Barron) engages aesthetics to explore the role of the city in urban experience. Drawing […]
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What Repoliticisation Means and Requires: Creating the Climate for Disagreement
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 […]
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CfP – RGS IBG 2024 – Geography and Contingency
CfP for session: Geography and Contingency Sponsored by the History and Philosophy of Geography Research Group Joe Blakey (The University of Manchester) Ruth […]
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Rancière on Art – Glossary of Terms
The below are my own notes which I used to help make sense of Rancière’s work on art. There is an excellent – […]
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Accounting for Elephants: The (Post)Politics of Carbon Omissions
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 […]
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The Politics of Scale Through Rancière
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 […]
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Rethinking offsetting for a Net Zero world
I recently contributed to Policy@Manchester’s On Net Zero publication, where John Broderick, Matthew Patterson and I consider the role of offsetting in a […]
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