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Genealogies patrimoniales : la constitution des fortunes urbaines : Le Caire, 1780-1830
  • Genealogies patrimoniales : la constitution des fortunes urbaines : Le Caire, 1780-1830
Pioneer life on the Bay of Quinte: an evaluation of genealogical source data in the study of migration
  • Pioneer life on the Bay of Quinte: an evaluation of genealogical source data in the study of migration
Race, space and moral climatology : notes toward a genealogy
  • Race, space and moral climatology : notes toward a genealogy
Circuits of capital, genealogy, and television geographies
  • Circuits of capital, genealogy, and television geographies
Genealogical identities
  • Genealogical identities
Tropicality and topicality : Pierre Gourou and the genealogy of French colonial scholarship on rural Vietnam
  • Tropicality and topicality : Pierre Gourou and the genealogy of French colonial scholarship on rural Vietnam
Geographies of toponymic inscription : new directions in critical place-name studies
  • The AA. provide a selective genealogy of the critical turn in place-name studies and consider three approaches to analyzing spatial inscription as a toponymic practice : political semiotics, governmentality studies, and normative theories of social
Maps as social constructions : power, communication and visualization
  • power to explore, analyze and visualize spatial datasets to understand patterns better. These developments are key components of a maps as social constructions approach, emphasizing the genealogy of power in mapping practices, and enabling multiple
Mapping Schengenland : denaturalizing the border
  • The A. examines the reorganization of border controls associated with the Schengen process in the European Union and some of its close neighbours. He interprets Schengen as a political moment for genealogical reflection and analysis. It is analyzed
The culture of failure: racism, violence and white farming in colonial Swaziland
  • of the failure of white farming in colonial Swaziland before 1940. The paper traces the genealogy of the British vision of a white Swaziland, the material conditions that compromised and subverted the implementation of that vision, and the intersection of both.
Inquiring minds and postcolonial devices : examining poverty at a distance
  • about ethnocentrism. It focuses on an inquiry into poverty and development in southern Africa. The spatial genealogies of knowledge can be traced, together with the diverse modes and relations of power on which inquiries are based and that they also
Obtaining the due observance of justice : the geographies of colonial humanitarianism
  • Within the context of contemporary discussion over geography and developmental ethics, the paper examines part of the genealogy of a modern British sense of responsibility for the plight of distant strangers. Humanitarianism was first cast overseas
From emergency management to managing emergence : a genealogy of disaster management in Jamaica
  • From emergency management to managing emergence : a genealogy of disaster management in Jamaica
Genealogy, migration, and the intertwined geographies of personal pasts
  • Genealogy, migration, and the intertwined geographies of personal pasts
Not a geography of what doesn't exist, but a counter-geography of what does : rereading Guiseppe Dematteis' Le Metafore della Terra
  • The AA. suggest that using a counterfactual approach to draw attention to specific geographies that remained unfulfilled and poorly known help to think beyond linear genealogies. By discussing a book published in 1985 by Dematteis, the AA. reflect
Ordinary urbanism—neither trap nor tableaux : a response to Richard G Smith
  • , it considers the ways that Smith defines the boundaries of both the ordinary cities literature and the world/global cities writing that he pits against each other. Discussing genealogy and influence offers a more optimistic but not uncritical view of role
La profondeur des souches ancestrales au Québec, une mesure de la régionalité de la population
  • Ancestral roots ; Canada ; Genealogy ; Quebec ; Regionalism ; Settlement ; Settlement history ; Spatial differentiation ; Spatial embeddedness
The Sage Handbook of geographical knowledge
  • authors based in the UK and the USA, it is organized in three sections of unequal length. The first section provides a brief overview of the genealogy of Geography. The second highlights the types of spatial setting in which geographical knowledge has been
Hugh of St Victor (1096–1141) and Anglo-French Cartography
  • Victor, focusing on the role Hugh's disciple, Lawrence of Westminster, played in disseminating Hugh's ideas at priories and abbeys with world maps. Finally I offer a conjectural carto-genealogy tying these institutions and their maps to St Victor