This report, the first of three, reviews methods and methodological approaches, qualitative
and quantitative. In an effort to look beyond the qualitative-quantitative divide, two …

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 …

Our ability to predict, explain, or control sociotechnical realities is being increasingly called
into question by unprecedented phenomena in surveillance, in markets, and in other social …

This book provides the first sustained critical exploration, and celebration, of the relationship
between Geography and the contemporary Visual Arts. With the growth of research in the …

The production and consumption of geographic information is becoming a more mobile
practice, with more corporate actors challenging the traditional stronghold of Esri-and …

Numerous exegeses have been written about the epistemologies of volunteered geographic
information (VGI). We contend that VGI is itself a socially constructed epistemology crafted in …

Technologies are at the heart of geographic analysis. More-than-human geographies, actor-
network theory, and new materialism have all called for attending to technological …

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

The article offers four theses on the future of society and technology using the Mary Shelley
book" Frankenstein" as a framing device. The influence of digital technologies on culture …

We examine the claim that virtual reality (VR) holds significant potential for pedagogical
applications in geography. We do so with reference to results from a two‐year research …