A Space to Cultivate: An Interview with Debbie Hopkins and Neha Arora of the AAG Review of Books
In June 2020, Debbie Hopkins, Associate Professor in the Department for Continuing Education and the School of Geography and Environment, University of Oxford, took over as Editor-in-Chief of the AAG Review of Books, replacing Founding Editor Kent Mathewson. Published quarterly, The AAG Review of Books highlights recent texts in geography and related disciplines. The journal features book reviews by geographers and other scholars…
AAG Welcomes New Annals Editor
Brian King has been named a co-editor of Human Geography and Nature & Society for The Annals of the American Association of ; King is a professor and Head of the Department of Geography at the Pennsylvania State. His research, teaching, and outreach focus on livelihoods, conservation and development, environmental change, and human health, centering…
AAG Welcomes New Editor of AAG Review of Books, Thanks Outgoing Editor
The AAG is pleased to announce Debbie Hopkins as the new editor of the AAG Review of Books. The AAG sincerely thanks founding editor Kent Mathewson, whose vision and ideas have shaped the AAG Review of Books since its beginnings eight years ago. Hopkins will take the helm when Mathewson steps down on July 1.…
AAG Publishes New ‘GeoHumanities’ Journal
This month sees the publication of the first issue of a brand new journal from the Association of American Geographers: GeoHumanities. GeoHumanities is a new kind of journal, connecting the traditional humanities to both science and the creative arts. Dr. David Green, Publishing Director International for Routledge Journals, explains: “In the past decade, there has…
Call for Papers: New ‘GeoHumanities’ Journal
While the discipline of geography has traditionally embraced and contributed to the humanities, there has been a remarkable resurgence in the past decade of intellectual interplay between geography and the humanities in both academic and public circles. Many humanities scholars and well-known writers and artists are increasingly incorporating geographic concepts, technologies, and methods into their…
Apply Today to Join New AAG ‘GeoHumanities’ Editorial Team
The Association of American Geographers seeks applications and nominations for a team of two co-editors for a new AAG journal, to be published by Routledge titled GeoHumanities. Nominations and applications should be submitted by August 15, 2014. The co-editors will be appointed for a four-year editorial term that will commence December 1, 2014. We anticipate…
Editorial Team Sought for New AAG Journal ‘GeoHumanities’
The Association of American Geographers seeks applications and nominations for a team of two co-editors for a new AAG journal, to be published by Routledge titled GeoHumanities. The co-editors will be appointed for a four-year editorial term that will commence December 1, 2014. We anticipate that the team will be comprised of one editor from…
Editorial Team Sought for New AAG Journal ‘GeoHumanities’
The Association of American Geographers seeks applications and nominations for a team of two co-editors for a new AAG journal, to be published by Routledge titled GeoHumanities. The co-editors will be appointed for a four-year editorial term that will commence December 1, 2014. We anticipate that the team will be comprised of one editor from…
Physical Geography In the AAG Journals: Is It Time for a New Approach and a New Journal?
Winkler A great deal of excellent research is conducted by physical geographers. Unfortunately, only a small portion of this research is published in the two AAG journals, the Annals of the Association of American Geographers and The Professional Geographer. As you peruse your November issue of the Annals, you may notice that, for the first…