In this article, we employ the theoretical framework and concepts of Pierre Bourdieu to
examine the notion of “transition” from military to civilian life for UK Armed Forces personnel …

This chapter explores the many research and political agendas developed by geographers
since 2001 regarding war and peace. It reads as an addendum to a previous essay that …

Armed forces in urban areas are a very visible source of socio‐spatial and urban change.
Even in contemporary cities 'at peace', this presence and ensuing changes can be wide …

This article is based on the 2019 Dialogues in Human Geography plenary lecture at the
Royal Geographical Society. It has four parts. The first discusses my work on territory in …

While attention to security has grown exponentially over the last few decades, militarism–the
preparation for and normalization and legitimation of war–has not received the widespread …

This article offers a feminist analysis of how British military violence and war are, in part,
made possible through everyday embodied and emotional practices of remembrance and …

The use and maintenance of military force as a means of achieving security makes the
identity and continued existence of states as legitimate protectors of populations intelligible …

In recent years, border tensions have characterised Swedish-Russian security relations in
the form of simulated strikes and military exercises in the Baltic Sea region. In this article, we …

This article assesses the concepts of militarism and militarization in relation to contemporary
security interventions in the Sahel, a region increasingly understood through the prisms of …

The precipitous increase in commercial poaching across parts of Africa has been met by
progressively more militarized responses. Amounting to green militarization, we now see …