Vol. 25 No. 2 (2026): Special Issue: What Is Critical Geography, What Can, and What Must It Be?

SI: What is Critical Geography, What Can, and What Must It Be?

• “What Is Critical Geography, What Can, and What Must It Be?” A Continuing Conversation

  Sarah Klosterkamp, Olivia Sheringham

  116-120

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• Critical Geography in the Age of the Social Justice Grift

  James Esson

  121-126

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• Trans People Are Facing Authoritarianism and Eliminationism Is Critical Scholarship Failing to Respond?

  Jay Todd

  127-134

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• Towards More Speculative Critical Geographies

  Elsa Noterman

  135-139

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• Critical Geography from Within Embodied Standpoints, Visibilisation and Reparative Praxis

  Negar Elodie Behzadi

  140-144

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• A Different Geography Tuning In, Stretching Geography, and Centering Life

  Malene H. Jacobsen

  145-150

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