Select SAGE journal articles are available to give you more insight into chapter topics. These are also an ideal resource to help support your literature reviews, dissertations and assignments.

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Panelli, R. (2008) ‘Social geographies: Encounters with Indigenous and more-than-White/Anglo geographies’, Progress in Human Geography, 32(6): 801–11.

This review explores how paying attention to concepts and understandings of ‘more-than-White’ or ‘Indigenous’ geographies can offer ways to rethink and to de-centre key concepts in social geography such as home, place and society-environment relations.

Wright, M.W. (2009) ‘Gender and geography: Knowledge and activism across the intimately global’, Progress in Human Geography, 33(3): 379–86.

The paper discusses the politics of knowledge production (whose knowledge counts, how is it heard, how is it represented) and of research-related activisms (what do we do about what we discover in research) through a focus on feminist research on the intersections of the local, the global and gender within the context of globalisation and social (in)justice.

Glassman, J. (2009) ‘Critical geography I: the question of internationalism’, Progress in Human Geography, 33(5): 685–92.

This article reflects critically on experiences at the 2007 International Critical Geographies Conference in Mumbai in 2007 and on a related fieldtrip in order to discuss how, even in such critically-aware contexts, issues such as language, translation, power and positionality emerge as significant factors in how geographical knowledge develops.