Edited by Loretta Lees, Initiative on Cities, Boston University, US and David Demeritt, Department of Geography, King’s College London, UK

‘Challenging the norm of multi-volume, door-stopper encyclopedias and expensive domain-specific handbooks, this Concise Encyclopedia provides a welcome, reasonably priced and student-accessible introduction to human geography. Diverse in seniority and gender, the authors’ compact, engaging and informed essays cover key concepts and sub-fields, equipping newcomers with the background to engage with contemporary human geography scholarship.’

• Contents:00 Introduction Loretta Lees and David Demeritt 01 Activism Elise Lecomte02 Actor Network Theory Kristian Ruming03 Affect Ben Anderson 04 Animal GeographiesGuillem Rubio-Ramon and Krithika Srinivasan 05 AnthropoceneNoel Castree06 Art Friederike Landau-Donnelly07 Artificial Intelligence Di Zhu and Yingjie Hu08 AssemblagesPooya Ghoddousi09 Big Data Francisco Rowe10 BodiesCarl Bonner-Thompson11 Bordering Matthew Tillotson12 ClassJulie MacLeavy13 ColonialismSatish Kumar14 Comparative GeographiesJulie Ren 15 CrimeElizabeth Brown16 Critical GeographiesLawrence Berg17 Cultural GeographiesAndrew Lapworth18 Development geographiesAndrew McGregor19 Diaspora Michael Rios20 Digital GeographiesAndrew Dwyer21 Disabilities Rob Imrie22 Displacement Emil Pull23 Economic geographies Felicia Liu24 Education Ellen Bishop25 EmotionalKaty Bennett and Jay Emery26 EnergyJames Angel27 Environmental geographiesMohammed Rafi Arefin28 EthicsMara Ferreri 29 EthnographySharda Rozena30 Feminist geographies Kanchana N. Ruwanpura and Miriam Gay-Antaki31 Food geographies Benjamin Coles32 GenderAnahid Shirkhodaee and Margaret Walton-Roberts33 Geographic informations systems Victoria Houlden34 GeopoliticsGavin Brown35 Health geographiesNiamh Shortt36 Historical geographies Carry van Lieshout and Benjamin Newman37 Humanistic geographiesCasey D. Allen38 Identity Christabel Devadoss and Doug Allen39 Indigenous geographiesChristine Añonuevo et al.40 Infrastructure Kathryn Furlong41 Labour geographies Debolina Majumder42 Landscape Martin Phillips43 Legal geographies Caroline Griffith, Sarah Klosterkamp, Alida Cantor and Austin Kocher44 Marxist geographies Jamie Gough45 Migration geographies Joris Schapendonk46 Military geographies Rachel Woodward and Alice Cree47 Mobilities Cristina Temenos48 MusicMichelle Duffy49 Nation-state Máiréad Dunne and Barbara Crossouard50 Nature Franklin Ginn51 Neoliberalism Arnaud Brennetot52 PlaceTone Huse53 Political ecology Elia Apostolopoulou54 Politics Rhys Jones55 Population geographies Elin Charles-Edwards56 Post-colonial geographies Eduardo Ascensão57 Poverty Mark Fransham58 PowerLiza Griffin59 Psychoanalytical geographies Lucas Pohl60 Public space Jason Luger61 Race Archie Davies and Nadia Mosquera Muriel62 Radical geographies Joe Penny63 Realism (critical)Andy Pratt64 Relational geographies Martin Jones65 Religion Justin Tse and Lily Kong66 Representation/alAmy Barron and Joe Blakey67 RiskGeorge Warren68 Rural geographies Niamh McHugh69 Scale Andrew Kythreotis and Andrew E.G. Jonas70 Segregation Tia Ndu71 Sexualities Peter Jones72 Social geographies Michele Lobo73 SpacePeter Merriman74Time Clara Rivas-Alonso75 Transport geographiesDebbie Hopkins and Anna Plyushteva76 Uneven development Hamish Kallin77 Urban geograpghiesMark Davidson78 Young peopleLorraine van Blerk

Edited by Loretta Lees, Initiative on Cities, Boston University, US and David Demeritt, Department of Geography, King’s College London, UK

‘Challenging the norm of multi-volume, door-stopper encyclopedias and expensive domain-specific handbooks, this Concise Encyclopedia provides a welcome, reasonably priced and student-accessible introduction to human geography. Diverse in seniority and gender, the authors’ compact, engaging and informed essays cover key concepts and sub-fields, equipping newcomers with the background to engage with contemporary human geography scholarship.’

• Contents:00 Introduction Loretta Lees and David Demeritt 01 Activism Elise Lecomte02 Actor Network Theory Kristian Ruming03 Affect Ben Anderson 04 Animal GeographiesGuillem Rubio-Ramon and Krithika Srinivasan 05 AnthropoceneNoel Castree06 Art Friederike Landau-Donnelly07 Artificial Intelligence Di Zhu and Yingjie Hu08 AssemblagesPooya Ghoddousi09 Big Data Francisco Rowe10 BodiesCarl Bonner-Thompson11 Bordering Matthew Tillotson12 ClassJulie MacLeavy13 ColonialismSatish Kumar14 Comparative GeographiesJulie Ren 15 CrimeElizabeth Brown16 Critical GeographiesLawrence Berg17 Cultural GeographiesAndrew Lapworth18 Development geographiesAndrew McGregor19 Diaspora Michael Rios20 Digital GeographiesAndrew Dwyer21 Disabilities Rob Imrie22 Displacement Emil Pull23 Economic geographies Felicia Liu24 Education Ellen Bishop25 EmotionalKaty Bennett and Jay Emery26 EnergyJames Angel27 Environmental geographiesMohammed Rafi Arefin28 EthicsMara Ferreri 29 EthnographySharda Rozena30 Feminist geographies Kanchana N. Ruwanpura and Miriam Gay-Antaki31 Food geographies Benjamin Coles32 GenderAnahid Shirkhodaee and Margaret Walton-Roberts33 Geographic informations systems Victoria Houlden34 GeopoliticsGavin Brown35 Health geographiesNiamh Shortt36 Historical geographies Carry van Lieshout and Benjamin Newman37 Humanistic geographiesCasey D. Allen38 Identity Christabel Devadoss and Doug Allen39 Indigenous geographiesChristine Añonuevo et al.40 Infrastructure Kathryn Furlong41 Labour geographies Debolina Majumder42 Landscape Martin Phillips43 Legal geographies Caroline Griffith, Sarah Klosterkamp, Alida Cantor and Austin Kocher44 Marxist geographies Jamie Gough45 Migration geographies Joris Schapendonk46 Military geographies Rachel Woodward and Alice Cree47 Mobilities Cristina Temenos48 MusicMichelle Duffy49 Nation-state Máiréad Dunne and Barbara Crossouard50 Nature Franklin Ginn51 Neoliberalism Arnaud Brennetot52 PlaceTone Huse53 Political ecology Elia Apostolopoulou54 Politics Rhys Jones55 Population geographies Elin Charles-Edwards56 Post-colonial geographies Eduardo Ascensão57 Poverty Mark Fransham58 PowerLiza Griffin59 Psychoanalytical geographies Lucas Pohl60 Public space Jason Luger61 Race Archie Davies and Nadia Mosquera Muriel62 Radical geographies Joe Penny63 Realism (critical)Andy Pratt64 Relational geographies Martin Jones65 Religion Justin Tse and Lily Kong66 Representation/alAmy Barron and Joe Blakey67 RiskGeorge Warren68 Rural geographies Niamh McHugh69 Scale Andrew Kythreotis and Andrew E.G. Jonas70 Segregation Tia Ndu71 Sexualities Peter Jones72 Social geographies Michele Lobo73 SpacePeter Merriman74Time Clara Rivas-Alonso75 Transport geographiesDebbie Hopkins and Anna Plyushteva76 Uneven development Hamish Kallin77 Urban geograpghiesMark Davidson78 Young peopleLorraine van Blerk

Edited by Loretta Lees, Initiative on Cities, Boston University, US and David Demeritt, Department of Geography, King’s College London, UK

‘Challenging the norm of multi-volume, door-stopper encyclopedias and expensive domain-specific handbooks, this Concise Encyclopedia provides a welcome, reasonably priced and student-accessible introduction to human geography. Diverse in seniority and gender, the authors’ compact, engaging and informed essays cover key concepts and sub-fields, equipping newcomers with the background to engage with contemporary human geography scholarship.’

• Contents:00 Introduction Loretta Lees and David Demeritt 01 Activism Elise Lecomte02 Actor Network Theory Kristian Ruming03 Affect Ben Anderson 04 Animal GeographiesGuillem Rubio-Ramon and Krithika Srinivasan 05 AnthropoceneNoel Castree06 Art Friederike Landau-Donnelly07 Artificial Intelligence Di Zhu and Yingjie Hu08 AssemblagesPooya Ghoddousi09 Big Data Francisco Rowe10 BodiesCarl Bonner-Thompson11 Bordering Matthew Tillotson12 ClassJulie MacLeavy13 ColonialismSatish Kumar14 Comparative GeographiesJulie Ren 15 CrimeElizabeth Brown16 Critical GeographiesLawrence Berg17 Cultural GeographiesAndrew Lapworth18 Development geographiesAndrew McGregor19 Diaspora Michael Rios20 Digital GeographiesAndrew Dwyer21 Disabilities Rob Imrie22 Displacement Emil Pull23 Economic geographies Felicia Liu24 Education Ellen Bishop25 EmotionalKaty Bennett and Jay Emery26 EnergyJames Angel27 Environmental geographiesMohammed Rafi Arefin28 EthicsMara Ferreri 29 EthnographySharda Rozena30 Feminist geographies Kanchana N. Ruwanpura and Miriam Gay-Antaki31 Food geographies Benjamin Coles32 GenderAnahid Shirkhodaee and Margaret Walton-Roberts33 Geographic informations systems Victoria Houlden34 GeopoliticsGavin Brown35 Health geographiesNiamh Shortt36 Historical geographies Carry van Lieshout and Benjamin Newman37 Humanistic geographiesCasey D. Allen38 Identity Christabel Devadoss and Doug Allen39 Indigenous geographiesChristine Añonuevo et al.40 Infrastructure Kathryn Furlong41 Labour geographies Debolina Majumder42 Landscape Martin Phillips43 Legal geographies Caroline Griffith, Sarah Klosterkamp, Alida Cantor and Austin Kocher44 Marxist geographies Jamie Gough45 Migration geographies Joris Schapendonk46 Military geographies Rachel Woodward and Alice Cree47 Mobilities Cristina Temenos48 MusicMichelle Duffy49 Nation-state Máiréad Dunne and Barbara Crossouard50 Nature Franklin Ginn51 Neoliberalism Arnaud Brennetot52 PlaceTone Huse53 Political ecology Elia Apostolopoulou54 Politics Rhys Jones55 Population geographies Elin Charles-Edwards56 Post-colonial geographies Eduardo Ascensão57 Poverty Mark Fransham58 PowerLiza Griffin59 Psychoanalytical geographies Lucas Pohl60 Public space Jason Luger61 Race Archie Davies and Nadia Mosquera Muriel62 Radical geographies Joe Penny63 Realism (critical)Andy Pratt64 Relational geographies Martin Jones65 Religion Justin Tse and Lily Kong66 Representation/alAmy Barron and Joe Blakey67 RiskGeorge Warren68 Rural geographies Niamh McHugh69 Scale Andrew Kythreotis and Andrew E.G. Jonas70 Segregation Tia Ndu71 Sexualities Peter Jones72 Social geographies Michele Lobo73 SpacePeter Merriman74Time Clara Rivas-Alonso75 Transport geographiesDebbie Hopkins and Anna Plyushteva76 Uneven development Hamish Kallin77 Urban geograpghiesMark Davidson78 Young peopleLorraine van Blerk