This paper discusses the paradox of atmosphere in urban tourism and reflects on how
atmospheric production can become a tool to improve urban liveability. I draw on …

In light of the challenges surrounding the conceptualization and definition of spatial justice
within our increasingly data‐driven society, this article commences an inquiry into the …

Human geography has seen a vitalist renaissance over the past decade; however,
geography's concerns are mounting in relation to vitalism's critical efficacy and political …

Over the last century, phenomenology has made its way into geography, sha** debates
on the nature of the subject, landscape, place, and other key geographic terms. In this …

Researching with sound poses challenges to conventional research methods in the social
sciences and humanities. This proposition is especially pertinent in cognate disciplines that …

Relational approaches offer a productive way of questioning and deconstructing prevailing
ideas around nature and culture. How are nature and culture drawn together or pushed …

Human geography's onto-epistemological expansion in recent decades has not been well
matched by methodological development. Learning from the methodological pluralism in …

Building situational awareness has become a central logic among contemporary security
apparatuses for abating no-warning urban terrorism. Situational awareness, we contend …

Representations of older age are often reductive in western societies, portrayed as a distinct
period of life characterised by social disengagement and physiological decline. Through rich …

The paper intervenes in current discussions within post-phenomenological geography. It
analyzes the movement of people with visual impairments in order to develop an approach …