Cultural Geography Group
The Cultural Geography (GEO) chair group is committed to social theory in all its spatial articulations. The group advances creative, critical-constructive scholarship through exploring the ecological and social challenges facing all life on earth. Researching space, place and culture, engaging with current, historic and future dynamics of societies globally, the group...
...pays special attention to questions of inequality, exclusion, mobility, plurality along with deploying critical tourism studies to all aspects of social and environmental sciences, unravelling relaitonal complexities in wilderness to urban settings. Thereby the group translates knowledge into practial action in four closely related fields of application. These are:
Activities
Centre for Space, Place and Society
Latest articles in refereed journals
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Ambivalent waves: surf tourism and human-waves relations in Siberut, Mentawai IslandsJournal of Tourism and Cultural Change (2020). - ISSN 1476-6825
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Living with Conflicts over Wolves. The Case of Redes Natural ParkSociety & Natural Resources (2020). - ISSN 0894-1920
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The ex/inclusion paradox in heritage management : the Mobarak mosque in The HagueJournal of Cultural Heritage Management and Sustainable Development (2020). - ISSN 2044-1266
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Checkpoint Knowledge: Navigating the Tunnels and Al Walaja Checkpoints in the Occupied Palestinian TerritoriesGeopolitics (2020). - ISSN 1465-0045
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Affective life, “vulnerable” youths, and international volunteering in a residential care programme in Cusco, PeruTransactions of the Institute of British Geographers (2020). - ISSN 0020-2754
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Oil Palm Agroforestry Can Achieve Economic and Environmental Gains as Indicated by Multifunctional Land Equivalent RatiosFrontiers in Sustainable Food Systems 3 (2020). - ISSN 2571-581X
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Understanding the acceptability of wolf management actions: Roles of cognition and emotionHuman Dimensions of Wildlife 25 (2020)1. - ISSN 1087-1209 - p. 33 - 46.
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Cognitive and Affective Predictors of Illinois Residents’ Perceived Risks from Gray WolvesSociety & Natural Resources 33 (2020)5. - ISSN 0894-1920 - p. 574 - 593.
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Bog Bodies in Context: Developing a Best Practice ApproachEuropean Journal of Archaeology 23 (2020)2. - ISSN 1461-9571 - p. 227 - 249.
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Research methods as bridging devices: path and context mapping in governanceJournal of Organizational Change Management (2019). - ISSN 0953-4814