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• Cover Page
• Half-Title Page
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Dedication Page
• Contents
• Figures
• Tables
• Contributors
• Acknowledgements
• Preface: A guide to introducing human geographies
• Part 1 Introduction
• 1 Understanding human geographies
• 2 Doing human geographies
• Part 2 Foundations
• 3 Scale
• 4 Time
• 5 Place
• 6 Landscape
• 7 More-than-human
• 8 More-than-representation
• 9 Majority and Minority Worlds
• 10 Indigeneity
• 11 Mobilities
• 12 Gender and sexuality
• 13 Ethnicity and race
• Part 3 Themes
• Section 1 Area geographies
• 14 Knowing area geographies
• 15 Urban theory
• 16 Global cities
• 17 Comparative urban studies
• 18 Rurality
• 19 Comparative ruralities
• 20 Region
• 21 Lived regions
• Section 2 Cultural geographies
• 22 Knowing cultural geographies
• 23 Imaginative geographies
• 24 Affect and emotion
• 25 Performance and the performing arts
• 26 Materialities
• 27 Travel and tourism
• 28 Religion
• 29 Spectral geography
• Section 3 Economic geographies
• 30 Knowing economies
• 31 Money and finance
• 32 Consumption
• 33 Work
• 34 Informal economies
• 35 Economic globalisation
• 36 Global economies of care
• 37 New economic geographies of development
• 38 Innovation for the pluriverse
• Section 4 Environmental geographies
• 39 Knowing environments
• 40 Global and local environmental problems and activism
• 41 Climate change
• 42 Sustainability
• 43 Nature culture
• 44 Political ecology
• 45 Rethinking environmental governance
• Section 5 Political geographies
• 46 Knowing political geographies
• 47 Territory
• 48 Nationalism and nation-states
• 49 Colonisation and colonialism
• 50 Borders
• 51 Critical geopolitics
• 52 Neoliberalism
• 53 Activism and protest
• Section 6 Social geographies
• 54 Knowing social geographies
• 55 Social inequality
• 56 Stigma and exclusion
• 57 Migration and diaspora
• 58 Identity and difference
• 59 Age and the geographies of childhood and youth
• 60 Health and wellbeing
• 61 Care and responsibility
• Part 4 Collaborations
• Section 1 Collaborations for the Anthropocene
• 62 Anthropocene collaborations
• 63 Environmental humanities
• 64 Postcapitalist geographies
• 65 Commons
• Section 2 Collaborations with technology
• 66 Big data
• 67 Participatory cartographies for social change
• 68 Smart cities and everyday urbanism
• 69 Ordinary technologies of everyday life
• Section 3 Collaborations with justice
• 70 Black geographies
• 71 Decolonisation
• 72 Queer geographies
• 73 Spiritual activism and postsecularity
• Part 5 Afterword
• Afterword: Going forward with human geography
• Glossary
• Index