Human Geography

Papers
(The TQCC of Human Geography is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-02-01 to 2024-02-01.)
ArticleCitations
Bureaucratic land grabbing for infrastructural colonization: renewable energy, L’Amassada, and resistance in southern France39
The rights of the Wayúu people and water in the context of mining in La Guajira, Colombia: demands ofrelational water justice32
COVID-19: Capitalist and postcapitalist perspectives23
Toward a radical food geography praxis: integrating theory, action, and geographic analysis in pursuit of more equitable and sustainable food systems21
To die a thousand deaths: COVID-19, racial capitalism, and anti-Black violence19
Language is land, land is language: The importance of Indigenous languages17
Endgame: from crisis in neoliberalism to crises of neoliberalism15
Envisioning radical food geographies: shared learning and praxis through the Food Justice Scholar-Activist/Activist-Scholar Community of Practice15
Women’s resistance against the extractive industry: embodied and water dimensions14
“Because they are connected”: Linking structural inequalities in farmworker organizing14
Fried eggs and all-women gangs: the geopolitics of Chinese gold mining in Ghana, bodily vulnerability, and resistance14
Mining and women in northwest Mexico: a feminist political ecology approach to impacts on rural livelihoods13
Women’s organizing against extractivism: towards a decolonial multi-sited analysis13
The history of the land: a relational and place-based approach for teaching (more) radical food geographies11
Agrarian crisis and neoliberalism in India11
Pathways to reparations: land and healing through food justice10
Patriarchy and progressive politics: gendered resistance to mining through everyday social relations of state formation in Intag, Ecuador9
Scholar-activist perspectives on radical food geography: collaborating through food justice and food sovereignty praxis8
The Housing Question, ground rent theory, and differentiation vs. homogenization8
Negotiating belonging and place: an exploration of mestiza women’s everyday resistance in Cajamarca, Peru7
Neo-extractivism, the Bolivian state, and indigenous peasant women’s struggles for water in the Altiplano6
Conserving what? Conservation easements and environmental justice in the coastal US South6
“D.C. is mambo sauce”: Black cultural production in a gentrifying city6
Silver linings and wishful thinking? More than human geographies of the coronavirus6
Inventing hell: how the Ethiopian and Eritrean regimes produced famine in Tigray6
Immanuel Wallerstein, the “modern world-system,” and radical human geography6
The double return of Friedrich Engels: Towards a dialectics of the trace5
Rentier capitalism in question5
A contribution to building unified movements for the environment: aligning interests, forming alliances5
The containment of COVID-19 is antithetical to the system of US capitalism4
Landscape memories of land struggles in plateaus of two Nsukka villages in Nigeria4
Massey, Marx, and human geography: disjunctures and provocations4
Veiled futures? Debt burdens, the Belt Road Initiative, and official Chinese lending after coronavirus4
Antinomies of space and nature or an open totality? Neil Smith and Henri Lefebvre on nature and society4
“Demystifying the Global ‘Just Transition’—On Power Struggles and Electric Mountains4
Covid-19 and some contours of India’s ongoing agrarian crisis3
Don’t cry for me, Latin America3
The rise of “behavioral man”: Randomized controlled trials and the “new” development agenda3
Engels’ ‘proletarisation’ and ‘great towns’ vis-à-vis dispossession, and gendered work in an informal economy3
Friedrich Engels and his Contribution to Marxism3
Neoliberal capitalism and misery of small peasantry and agricultural labourers in India3
David Slater: a leading geographical theorist3
Agrarian struggle and food system injustice in the Anglo-Caribbean: centering social reproduction by (re)turning to Creft and Fanon3
Introduction: Friedrich Engels and geography3
Revisiting Engels’ ‘housing question’: Work and housing conditions of immigrant platform delivery riders in Barcelona3
Animating and sustaining outrage: The place of crisis pregnancy centers in abortion justice3
Covid-19, capitalism and political elites: The real threat to humanity2
Attachment to place and territoriality in Nandigram land struggle, India2
Presence and absence: Crisis pregnancy centers and abortion facilities in the contemporary reproductive justice landscape2
“Regulatory capture” and “extractive hegemony”: the relevance of Nicos Poulantzas’ theory of the state to contemporary environmental politics in Canada2
Crisis and organizing anti-capitalist consciousness in the aftermath of COVID-192
Debate on the linkages between large-scale agriculture and farmers food security: Examples from Ethiopia2
Public housing, intersectoral competition, and urban ground rent: Iran’s first public housing program that never was2
Pandemic transition: Techno-politics and social reproduction struggles2
Historical materialism, social change, and the necessity of revolutionary optimism2
The 2007/08 capitalist crisis evolution in Greece: A geographical political economy perspective2
From personal responsibility to an eco-socialist state: Political economy, popular discourses and the climate crisis2
Modernization through capitalization: The hidden costs of Ethiopia’s Gibe III Dam and NESTown initiative2
The (Im)possibility of Achieving a Peaceful Solution to the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict2
Engels, humanism and revolutionary praxis: The centrality of the dynamic analysis of historical materialism and its inherent relation to overcoming capitalist alienation2
BDS as the baseline of solidarity: toward a model of co-struggling with Palestinians in their movement for justice and liberation2
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