This journal explores the spatial dimensions of societal transformations, including sustainability initiatives in urban and agricultural contexts, and the political mobilization of far-right ideologies. It also examines the intricate relationship between space and migration, analyzing knowledge production within migration studies and the impact of decolonization on geographical research. Furthermore, the journal investigates how concepts of nature and catastrophe are interpreted in the context of the Anthropocene and modern intellectual history.
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Earth-Surface ProcessesQ4
Geography, Planning and DevelopmentQ4
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Earth-Surface ProcessesGeography, Planning and Development
Research Topics (OpenAlex)
Ecology, Conservation, and Geographical StudiesSociology and Education StudiesPublic Administration and Political AnalysisEconomic and Social IssuesEuropean history and politicsInnovation, Technology, and SocietyUrbanization and City PlanningGerman Literature and Culture StudiesHistorical Geography and Geographical ThoughtGerman legal, social, and political studies