Come along if you’ve got any questions about publishing in TIBG, or any other of the RGS-IBG journals. Very happy to chat!

1st time as a discussant and couldn't have asked for a better opp than celebrating michele lancione's book For a Liberatory of Home w a brilliant panel Ben Anderson Erin McElroy victoria ogoegbunam okoye Katherine Brickell org by Colin McFarlane. It was a packed room! #RGSAC2024

20 years since I started at Geography at Durham , 1.09.2004. The mix of cyclical/linear time that is academia makes it feel shorter, but nice to reflect on friends made, many of whom I’ve co-written with, students taught and supervised, and all the committees (which I tragically enjoy!)

This is a really good, provocative paper - well worth a read. I wonder if the same argument applies about the ‘Good Research Adult’ - the adult who wants to engage creatively, who just happens to align politically etc.

This is the third paper from Hannah Morgan PhD. It’s a fantastic, careful engagement with the politics of hope in debilitating conditions!

This is a fantastic paper, that makes a real contribution to geographic work on landscape, via Grosz’s work. The 1st of a range of work from Amy Robson that’ll be out soon!

Probably the last time I teach Neoliberal Life this year, partly as it’s become bound up with a book project, also … time passes. But I love gathering examples for it, especially those that blur aliveness and disaffection. Here a perfect one - Fontaines DC, In the Modern World

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Please share: Announcing publication of our National Security and Defence Documents Dataset (1987-2024). A complete international collection of 575 documents from 113 countries, machine-readable and translated doi.org/10.7488/ds/7797

Herzliche Einladung! Die beiden Abendveranstaltungen unserer Jahreskonferenz sind öffentlich und es gibt noch Platz. Tickets über die Website des Deutschen Schauspielhauses Hamburg: 09.10.: schauspielhaus.de/stuecke/hopefu… 10.10.: schauspielhaus.de/stuecke/anwael…

‘Efficiencies’ 😂

Great seeing this paper is out. Here we try to deal with scale and territory questions in an inter-topological way, which we hope can be helpful to capture the nuances of city-region making and state space restructuring both in and beyond China.

Great Transactions Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) editorial meeting with Prof Katherine Brickell , Beth Greenhough , and Dr Anna Lawrence . Talked about: - changes in the types of paper we publish - what makes a Transactions style paper? - TIBG keynote at the next RGS-IBG More to follow!

Very happy to be part of this terrific issue in such an outstanding journal with my paper on "risking carbon capital"!

Link for a 3 year postdoctoral research associate position on our Leverhulme Trust ‘Unfeeling climate change’ project - on how disaffected feelings relate to the climate crisis. Please forward/retweet etc. Questions by email, not DM. durham.taleo.net/careersection/…

A wonderful example of the type of careful, inventive scholarship we’re delighted to publish in TIBG - conservation without biopolitics …

MSc Risk graduate, Binod Parajuli, received a fully funded Chevening #Scholarship and has since gone on to work as an international youth climate delegate at the UN Climate Change Conference 🌍🌱 Apply for a 2025/26 #CheveningScholarship 👉 brnw.ch/21wMJMj

I’m part of the opening panel plenary conversation at this fantastic conference in Hamburg on hope and attachment. The programme looks great : )

The best trend of the year, and one all geography departments should do immediately

note when they use 'international' (signaling some ranking-worthy quality or prestige, 'percentage of international students/staff') and when they use 'foreign' (when it constitutes a problem that needs to be 'curbed')