This paper argues that 'the Anthropocene'is a deeply depoliticizing notion. This de-
politicization unfolds through the creation of a set of narratives, what we refer to as …

This paper is a response to a growing body of geographical literature exploring the interface
between ontology and politics. We develop an understanding that does not start by building …

Recent critical scholarship has brought attention to local resistance in the spaces of
adaptation, with reported instances of local communities rejecting planned adaptation …

Space Economy edited by Ron Martin, complementing and updating the contribution of
Money, Power and Space (1994). It could be said that the volume was more economic …

Countless authors have deconstructed both the romantic and the troubled history of
wildness and wilderness, yet very few researchers have ever asked people:“What does wild …

Place is a recurrent yet contested theme in the social sciences, and an emerging theme
within qualitative inquiry. How one understands place has significant bearing upon the …

Our commentary explores the contested possibilities of rupture, disaster, and emergency,
and reflects on growing fears around political extremism. Rupture as theorised by Mahanty …

In 2011, a tsunami devastated Japan's Northeast coastline following a magnitude 9.1
earthquake. In its aftermath, disaster scientists, civil engineers, and central government …

Stresses on water resources are considerable and will intensify in the future due to climatic
and non-climatic drivers. The emerging shift from science-based command and control …

Focusing on the experience of independent‐living older adults, this study explored how
those in regional Australian coastal communities have coped with repeated natural …