Geography Directions

By Jess Linz, University of Zurich

View the original article in TIBG: Eviction, Home and the Spatiality of Shame.

‘Desalo...

By Eugenio Mincione, LMU Munich

When Spain runs short of water, the pictures are always the same: cracked reservoir beds, church towers rising out of empty lakes, water lorries driving into thirsty towns. They tell a story about rain, or the lack of it. But some of Spain’s most serious water losses cannot be photographed at all. They are happening undergrou...

By Gabrielle Guy, University of Nottingham

Doomsday messages are everywhere. We hear that artificial intelligence (AI) machines are being trained to think faster than humans and eventually replace us. For those of us at the beginning of our ...

By András Béres, University of Pécs

What can the order of topics in a geography curriculum tell us about a country’s relationship with Europe? In Hungary, a pupil’s geography education begins with the local environment, Hungary and the Carpathian Basin before mov...

By Agostinho M. N. Pinnock, PhD

‘Fighting for [B]lack lives to matter means taking a hard look at the damage caused by this legacy of Empire and connecting our experiences of [B]lackness to the wars, walls, and refugee and prison camps that devalue all of our lives….’ (Johnson,