The terms memory, place and identity exemplify the core concerns of geographical inquiry–
focusing on linkages between people, place, and culture. In this review, we hone in on the …

Violence is a confounding concept. It frequently defies explanation and lacks an agreed
upon definition. Yet geographers are well positioned to bring greater conceptual clarity to …

The number of worldwide traumatic events is significant, yet the literature pays little attention
to their implications for leader development. This article calls for a consideration of how …

The study of violence has increasing academic purchase. However, the academic treatment
of violence imparts an ontological status that masks violence from critical scrutiny. We argue …

Dark tourism has become widespread and diverse. It has passed into popular culture
vernacular, deployed in guide books as a short hand descriptor for sites that are associated …

As global capitalism is expanding to the most remote areas of the world, the notion of
“frontier”, where competing social orders are contesting each other, is gaining traction in …

Extending the focus of previous geographical research on public spaces of remembering,
this paper demonstrates the ways in which memory work also takes place in private …

Taking into account that ethnic cleansing not only undoes the legal and spatial formations
within a given territory but also is a productive force aimed at securing and normalizing a …

Scholars have shown how memory is an embodied and spatial practice that potentially
generates more just possible futures, and that peace is a politicized and contextually specific …

The study of the memorialization of landscapes of violence is a vibrant field both within and
beyond geography. Previous scholarship has highlighted the contestation that surrounds the …