Fieldwork remains a cornerstone of geographical research. Echoing longstanding critiques,
this brief intervention envisions a future of geographical thought and praxis where fieldwork …

In-person data collection remains the cornerstone of much critical feminist and human
geography research, while online and in-person methods are rarely positioned as …

This paper aims to answer the research questions of 'How did COVID-19 aggravate the
uncertainties in geographical fieldwork, and how could the researchers cope with the …

Flexible research approaches, which account for the uncertainties of everyday life, have
long been utilised by Crip Theorists and Critical Disability Scholars. The uptake of such …

This editorial introduces a Classics Revisited collection within which a range of invited
authors have used Louise Bracken and Emma Mawdsley's paper,'“Muddy glee”: Rounding …

Context The Ramsar Convention is the world's premier environmental treaty for wetlands.
This perspective evaluates gender reporting in Ramsar Convention National Reports and …

The COVID-19 pandemic has presented challenges across many areas of work, including
research. As adaptations arose in relation to the inaccessibility of sites, international travel …

The article provides a commentary on a study conducted by Jonathan Green in 2023,
focusing on neurodiversity, autism, and healthcare from an autistic perspectiveIt mentions …

The hybrid workplace has been a point of discussion even before the outbreak of COVID-19
(Felstead, 2012; Halford, 2005). COVID-19 has accelerated the uptake of hybrid workplaces …