L’environnement et l’interdisciplinarité en débat by Marc Galochet, Jérôme Longuépée, Valérie Morel, Olivier Petit

“…Le 17 mars 2005 se déroulait à Arras, sur l’initiative de deux laboratoires de l’Université d’Artois spécialisés respectivement en géographie et économie, et avec le soutien du réseau « Développement Durable et Territoires Fragiles » et du laboratoire Ethique et Procédures de l'Université d'Artois, un séminaire interdisciplinaire sur l’environnement. …”
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Synoptic analysis and satellite monitoring dust phenomenon in Kermanshah province in 1987-2010 (case study: wide spread dust in 17 and 18 June 2009) by kamal omidvar, nesa sepandar

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Small islands: living laboratories revealing global climate and sustainable development challenges by Assela Pathirana

“…Due to their small size and “islandness,” these provide a condensed and accelerated view of natural and anthropogenic phenomena, which are harder to observe in larger, more distributed geographies. Investing in research and adaptation strategies for these communities addresses their immediate needs and offers critical insights and early warning signs for broader global climate challenges. …”
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Jouer et modéliser un territoire sans voiture : retour d’expérience sur le projet post-car Île-de-France by Arnaud Banos, Fanny Cottet, Jean Debrie

“…This experiment, entitled "post-car Île-de-France", (UMR Géographie-cités & Forum Vies Mobiles), aimed to propose a serious game to explore the hypothesis of a strong reduction in car mobility. …”
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Commerce de détail et changement social urbain : immigration, gentrification, déclin by Sandrine Berroir, Anne Clerval, Matthieu Delage, Antoine Fleury, Sylvie Fol, Matthieu Giroud, Lina Raad, Serge Weber

“…Une incursion partielle dans la littérature de différentes disciplines (géographie, économie, sociologie, ethnologie) montre que leur rôle est ambivalent et révèle les contradictions des opérations menant au changement social de ces quartiers. …”
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Post-immersive Listening: Perspectives on the Mediation of Sonic Environments by Budhaditya Chattopadhyay

“…Unplanned meetings can stem from complex movements across geographies, with serendipity playing a key role. Media artist Budhaditya Chattopadhyay unexpectedly meets researcher Budhaditya Chattopadhyay at a café in Budapest. …”
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Landscapes of care in Mexico City: Experiences, mobility, and infrastructures by Paula Soto-Villagrán

“…To this end, the theoretical contributions of feminist geographies of care and the theoretical tradition of the social construction of the landscape are taken up. …”
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Yoruba-Chinese Ethical Intersectionality: Towards a Community of Shared Future in Afro-Asian Diasporic Spaces by Philip Ademola Olayoku

“… Diasporic communities, as geographies of national cultures abroad, are central to cultural hybridity as new cultures emerge when migrants intersect with their host communities. …”
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Talking Past Each Other: Politics of Knowledge Production in Transnational Power Relations by Nader Talebi

“…The article calls for consistent mapping of studies through inclusive partnerships spanning diverse geographies to explore multifaceted perspectives.…”
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Geospatial Modelling Predicts Agricultural Microplastic Hotspots from Biosolid Application Risks by Kieran McNulty, Kamrun Nahar

“…In Australia, there has been limited research on the agricultural concentrations of microplastics, and there has been no predictive modelling to identify which geographies are most at risk for pollution. Based on global emerging trends, this study uses geospatial modelling to map potential high-risk areas for agricultural microplastics within an area of the Murray-Darling Basin in New South Wales, Australia. …”
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Vite in pezzi, corpi integri. Geografie sociali della migrazione e della homelessness a Roma Termini by Silvia Antinori

“…What will be attempted to bring to light, through an ethnography that searches beneath the layers of produced invisibility, are multiple social geographies, aggregative practices, forms of memory and claims to “wholeness” of - material and social – bodies, even in and for death; meaningful relationships that in the fragmented spaces of the margin, usually considered “non-places”, take shape.…”
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Les enjeux de la traduction en tant que pratique d’écriture et opération éditoriale : la mise en disponibilité de la Corografia Brasílica (1817) par la presse française en 1821... by Rafael Souza Barbosa

“…This article focuses on translation as social writing practice by analyzing the French translations of Corografia Brasílica, ou Relação Histórico-Geográfica do Reino do Brasil (1817), by Manoel Aires de Casal (1754-1821), published by the Journal des Voyages, ou Archives Géographiques du xixe siècle and by the Nouvelles Annales des Voyages, de la Géographie et de l’Histoire in 1821. Our analysis relies on the material and symbolical circumstances allowing the production of these translations and points out the actions of the social actors involved. …”
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Urban planning, Covid-19 and sex-gender diversities in Pereira, Colombia by Miguel Peraza

“…Feminist theories, geographies of sexuality, and queer theories merged, with the aim of explaining the connection between these policies, the subjects involved, and the occupation of territory for sex work. …”
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Arguing sovereignty in Songhay by Bruce S. Hall

“…Nonetheless, the historiography of pre-colonial states in Sahelian West Africa, and of Islam’s role in these political formations, retains an attachment to a particular model of statehood derived from Arabic geographies and chronicles. Emphasis continues to be placed on military power and a largely ambivalent relation between Islam and indigenous forms of authority. …”
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Building resilience: A holistic approach for revitalizing existing infrastructure assets by Ahmed Gouda Mohamed, Farah Alashkar, Akinsanmi Sheriff Akindeinde, Ahmed Osama Daoud

“…This paper calls for protractible presented methodologies to a broad spectrum of assets and geographies and integrating incipient technologies for dynamic asset management approaches.…”
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A região do devir e a região do atraso. Uma leitura da região de Presidente Prudente by Eliseu Savério Sposito

“…La confrontation de différents concepts, importants pour la géographie, est une possibilité de montrer, en partie par l’intermédiaire de déclarations acquises dans un média (journal), comment se forme de façon quasi permanente le discours qui consolide et marque son contour symbolique et des éléments géographiques qui le composent. …”
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Living in fear: How experience shapes caribou responses to predation risk by Laurie Derguy, Mathieu Leblond, Martin‐Hugues St‐Laurent

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Developing participatory tourism in Milan, Italy by Chiara Rabbiosi

“…Both these initiatives contribute to fostering new sets of images of Milan, and to legitimising new urban geographies from the bottom up. They also stimulate a reversal of the traditional hierarchy between tourists and residents. …”
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Could the Next Platform be the Transformational Platform and Tourism? A Platform Based Expansion Model in the Context of Global Sustainable Tourism by Zeki Akıncı, Gülseren Yurcu, Ayşe Himmetoğlu, Dilara Bahtiyar Sarı

“…Moreover, decrease in long-distance transportation and travel costs, as well as technological development made significant contributions to facilitating access to larger markets, wider geographies, and destinations. In terms of sustainable tourism from 1950 to 2020, the global tourism activity, which caused problems due to conscious and / or unconsciously implemented tourism policies, led to an uncontrollable tourism mobility and geographical expansion with an increasing momentum. …”
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Evaluating healthy cities: A scoping review protocol. by Michelle Amri, Safa Ali, Geneviève Jessiman-Perreault, Kathryn Barrett, Jesse Boardman Bump

“…<h4>Background</h4>The Healthy Cities project supports municipal policymakers in the struggle to safeguard the health of urban citizens around the world (and in other limited geographies such as islands). Although Healthy Cities has been implemented in thousands of settings, no synthesis of implementation experiences have been conducted. …”
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