The contribution of the Villas Boas brothers and Dr John Hemming to the recognition and protection of indigenous people’s needs and rights is formidable. While the language and images used in anthropology and human geography has evolved in the decades since their historically significant work, their commitment to understand and promote these interests remains pathfinding.
No place like home - Professor Joe Smith
Humanity’s tenure on Earth has had very far-reaching consequences. Joe charts the past, present and future of environmental ideas and actions to help find a way through these difficult times.
Respatialising finance: offshore renminbi market making in London - Professor Sarah Hall
Sarah examines power, politics and offshore renminbi market making in London.
Creative approaches to race and in/security in the Caribbean and the UK - Dr Patricia Noxolo
Pat discusses her one-year engagement project. CARICUK challenges Geography educators, at all levels, to think differently about race.