The Geographical Journal

'Marine protected areas’ off UK overseas territories: comparing the South Orkneys Shelf and the Chagos Archipelago
Peter H Sand

Trade-offs in the exploration of Sustainable Livelihoods: experience from a micro-credit intervention in Nigeria
Stephen Morse and Nora Mcnamara

How are they othered? Globalisation, identity and violence in an Indian city
Ipsita Chatterjee

More Early View Articles

The GJ welcomes longer comparative reviews of books and other public sources that focus on contemporary events, public debates, policy-orientated agendas and critical assessments of 'relevance'.

The future of geography in English universities
Noel Castree

The Deepwater Horizon, the Mavi Marmara, and the dynamic zonation of ocean space
Philip Steinberg

Commentary: The 2010 Eyjafjallajökull eruption and the reconstruction of geography
Amy Donovan and Clive Oppenheimer

A new geography of the UK economy? Commentary on the publication of The economic geography of the UK
Neil M Coe and Andrew Jones

Getting geography into the media: understanding the dynamics of academic–media collaboration
Frances Harris

Focusing on Public Debates, Policy-Oriented Agendas and Notions of 'Relevance'

Geography and global health
Tim Brown and Graham Moon

Using GIS and perceived distance to understand the unequal geographies of healthcare in lower-income urban neighbourhoods
Timothy L. Hawthorne and Mei-Po Kwan

One world, big society: a discursive analysis of the Conservative green paper for international development
Patricia Noxolo

Water demand management in Yemen and Jordan: addressing power and interests
Mark Zeitoun, Tony Allan, Nasser Al AulaqI, Amer Jabarin and Hammou Laamrani

Virtual Issues
Enjoy the following virtual issues, compiled by the journal's editors:

Security of Geography/Geography of Security - FREE ONLINE
January 2012

Themed Section ‘Ten years after: September 11th and its aftermath’
Read the editorial by Simon Dalby free here.

Geographers and contemporary exploration: free round up of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) medals and awards 2011.

Geo 2.0: digital tools, geographical vision and a changing planet
Simon Dalby

Reinventing the map collection: new journeys through (un)known worlds of London and America
Benjamin D Hennig

(Un)Just geographies? Review of Dorling's Injustice and Soja's Seeking spatial justice
Andrew Davies

Thinking relationally about water: review based on Linton's What is water?
Alex Loftus