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Hide&Seek: Geographies of Play, Gaming and Exploring the City
Sarah Mills This weekend (9th-11th July) an annual games festival will be taking place in the urban landscapes of London, based at the National Theatre. The ‘Hide&Seek Weekender’ invites...
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Content Alert: New Articles (13th January 2012)
These Early View articles are now available on Wiley Online Library. Original Articles Anthropogenic controls on large wood input, removal and mobility: examples from rivers in the Czech Republic Lukáš...
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Area Content Alert: Volume 44, Issue 1 (March 2012)
The latest issue of Area is available on Wiley Online Library. Click past the break to view the full table of contents. Special section: Exploring the outdoors Confluences of human and physical...
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From Beginnings and Endings to Boundaries and Edges
by Josh Lepawsky and Charles Mather The authors: Josh Lepawsky is Associate Professor and Charles Mather is Head of Department both at the Department of Geography, Memorial University of Newfoundland,...
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Urban Exploration
by Fiona Ferbrache Urban Exploring in verlassenen Bunkeranlagen A fortnight ago, Geography Directions reported on exploration and adventure in Geography. While exploration is often associated with...
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Content Alert: Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, Volume...
Volume 37, Issue 4 Pages 477– 657, October 2012 The latest issue of Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers is available on Wiley Online Library. Click past the break for a full list of...
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Converging Body and Technology: The Case of Google Glass
by Jen Turner “It’s either the most exciting technology product of recent years, or the 21st Century equivalent of the Sinclair C5″ (Cellan-Jones, 2013, n.p.). Google Glass (styled as “Google GLΛSS”)...
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Archives in Context? Reflections on Changing Forms of Fieldwork
By Timur Hammond, Syracuse University, USA ‘Decontextualization’ – the capacity for statements and objects to be removed from the contexts of their production, and put to a different use - has become...
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