The Journal Impact Factor is out for 2020 (#JCR2021). Economic Geography has an IF of 11.76. It ranks 2nd out of 377 journals in Economics and 2/85 in Geography. Many thanks to my co-editors, managing editor and, above all, to the authors and the reviewers that have made this possible.

Very pleased to see Economic Geography's IF/ranking rise again. But it is the quality, substance, innovativeness, & diversity of the manuscripts we publish that is truly exciting. TY authors, reviewers, & our editors (Andres, Henry, Hilary, and Jane). Truly a (global) team effort!

As Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak declares support for the right-to-repair movement, here's our new article in Economic Geography: The Commodity and Its Aftermarkets: Products as Unfinished Business w. Chris Gibson tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Owned and operated by Clark since 1925, Economic Geography is once again ranked at the top of the @clarivate Web of Science journal impact ratings that measure how frequently articles are referenced and influencing scholars around the world. Taylor & Francis Research Insights bit.ly/3l83kdP

Ran into reviewer 2 while fishing the other day, lurking in the shallow waters.....:>)

The website for the Global Conference on Economic Geography in Dublin, Ireland (June 7-10, 2022) is now live at gceg.org/index.php. Please consider submitting a special session proposal; further info about that here: gceg.org/callforsession…

The co-organizers of the Development Geographies theme for the 6th Global Conference on Economic Geography Global Conf. on Economic Geography - Dublin 2022 welcome session, panel, and paper proposals - details here gceg.org/development-ge…

Congrats to EG editor Andrés Rodríguez-Pose and other economic geographers for making the NYT's op-ed pages yesterday nytimes.com/2022/02/16/opi…

Big News - the (elephant) torch has been passed for the 7th Global Conference on Economic Geography - Hope to see you in Worcester, MA in 2025 when/where Clark University will host #GCEG2025 - thanks to the #GCEG2022 organizers for a great conference/time in Dublin!!

Just in RE a paper we accepted. Such a pleasure to be part of the constructive editorial collaborations that support superb scholarship. "I have never experienced such care in the reviewing process; thank you for the extremely developmental feedback and guidance throughout."

The #impactfactor for 2021 is out. Economic Geography has increased its impact factor for the seventh year in a row to 14.921. ➡️2nd among 379 journals in #Economics ➡️2nd among 85 journals in #Geography Many congratulations to our authors and my colleagues for this achievement

Fantastic news EG's IF continues to rise significantly. Most importantly, the quality and diversity of what/who we are publishing has grown tremendously as well. So fortunate to get to lead such an endeavor. Thank you authors, reviewers, editors, and readers! @clarkuniversity

Reminder! We're hiring an economic geographer at Clark. Details below. Applicant reviews to begin on 1 September so please upload your materials by the end of August @ clarku.interviewexchange.com/jobofferdetail…

The Graduate School of #Geography was launched a century ago with a mission that persists today: to map a better future for our planet. On April 13-15, 2023, we invite you to join us as we celebrate 100 years of Clark Geography & its impact on the world: clarku.edu/geo100.

Privileged to be at the Durham memorial gathering to celebrate the life and work of Dr (Donald) Gordon MacLeod. In the words of Gary Lachman ‘I am always touched by your presence, dear’.

#Geography Professor James Murphy joined @Radio_Worcester to talk about the Graduate School of Geography's centennial celebration, taking place April 13-15. Listen to his interview below ⬇️ and learn more at clarku.edu/geo100. soundcloud.com/stolzhank/clar…

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My new article examining the development of ‘hydroponic capital’, a key element in the intensification of large-scale, industrialised glasshouse agrifood production. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Clark Geography Professor @AbbyGailFrazier spoke with The New York Times and others about the multiple factors that contributed to this week’s catastrophic #wildfires in #Hawaii. “There’s likely a climate change signal in everything we see,” she said. nytimes.com/2023/08/10/cli…

Thanks Andres. Great news. I am so proud of our team - Henry Yeung, Andrés Rodríguez-Pose, and @JanePollard13, and Hilary Laraba, our fantastic Managing Editor. 10 years into this gig and it continues to be a huge source of intellectual inspiration RE: our field - regardless of IFs!