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Globalectics reviewed at the Society and Space open site.

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Link to Neil Smith’s undergraduate dissertation – recently scanned and available online.

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AAG Political Geography pre-conference

Details of the Political Geography specialty group’s pre-conference in Los Angeles – immediately before the AAG general meeting – are available here.

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Heidegger – Nature, History, State: 1933-1934

[update: thanks to Harvey Shoolman for details – the hardback of this is now published; a paperback is due in 2015. The seminars were published in German in the Heidegger Jahrbuch vols 4 and 5]. Intriguing news of a new volume … Continue reading →

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RGS journals issue 1 of 2013 open access

The first issues of the 2013 volumes of the Royal Geographical Society’s journals are available open access for the rest of the year. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers; Area and The Geographical Journal. There is also the Geography Directions … Continue reading →

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Professor of Political Theory and Geography at the University of Warwick

I am pleased to announce that I have been appointed as Professor of Political Theory and Geography at the University of Warwick, starting in September 2013. The position is based in the Politics and International Studies department, but a substantial portion of my … Continue reading →

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ESRC benchmarking report on Human Geography

Last year I was involved in the Political Geography focus group of the ESRC’s review of UK human geography. This was an international evaluation of the discipline. The final report has now been published – International Benchmarking Review of UK Human Geography. … Continue reading →

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Originally posted on geographical imaginations:
It’s been a long time since I read a novel with maps… and I don’t think I’ve ever read one that ends with an essay explaining its geopolitics.  I’ve just finished C.J. Sansom‘s Dominion (Pan/Macmillan,…

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New Geographies 5 – The Mediterranean

New Geographies, Vol 5, is out shortly. There is a launch event at the Graduate School of Design later this month. Most literature on the Mediterranean regarding architecture and urbanism has focused on the idea of the Mediterranean city and … Continue reading →

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London Critical Theory Summer School with a stellar cast of academics.

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