The data and debates around the negative impact of online work for women's work-life
balance during the digital acceleration generated by the COVID-19 crisis have lent greater …

At a moment when disciplinary attentions are turning to the digital as a subject and object of
geographic inquiry, we consider enduring contours and new directions in feminist digital …

This intervention advances glitches as epistemological vectors for apprehending and
engaging the significance of digitally-mediated spatialities that appear nonperformative …

Throughout five years of collaboration, the authors have been building a language for
decolonial geographies. They understand decolonial geographies to be a diverse and …

Civil/legal rights of citizens, 11 Classical metaphor of pasture, 74 Climate change, 146, 152,
196 Climathon, 152, 156À157 Closed-behind-doors phenomenon, 79 Cloud computing, 91 …

Digitality is deeply implicated in sociospatial processes of exclusion, adverse incorporation,
impoverishment and enrichment. Theorizing digital practices of life and thriving is politically …

In response to calls for greater interdisciplinary involvement from the social sciences and
humanities in the development, governance, and study of artificial intelligence systems, this …

Virtual worlds and their numerous digital geographies are ubiquitous in everyday life. This
article addresses the intersection of two increasingly popular mediums: virtual reality and …

In this article, we argue that entrepreneurship is a socio-spatial embedded activity and that
the social construction of gender, time, space, economy and culture is manifest in the …

This article applies theoretical and empirical discussions of emerging human and digital
technology relations to our interest in collaborative artist–artificial intelligence (AI) artmaking …