Geography of Patent Law: An Institutional Model of Variation and Convergence of Judicial Beliefs Legal norms are inherently open to interpretation, often leading litigants to perceive inconsistency. We introduce the concept of judicial beliefs—ins…

#NewPaper in #Geoforum on the geography of patent law: An Institutional Model of Variation and Convergence of Judicial Beliefs ⚖️

🔗Read summary: www.geo.lmu.de/geographie/e...
🔗Link to paper: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Ghana's Landscape Approach to REDD+: Is it decentralizing or recentralizing power? Since 1889, local communities in Ghana have been struggling to achieve equitable control over their land and forest resources

🔊New paper in Geoforum! We examine how #Ghana’s Hotspot Intervention Areas (HIAs) reshape land & forest governance. Are they decentralising power—or quietly recentralising it? 🌍
#LandGovernance #CarbonFinance #Ghana #Conservation #Geoforum

@ecioxford.bsky.social

Next step: I’ll use the award to travel to Brazil to deliver the book in person, to listen and give thanks.
A small gesture toward a world where babassu breakers and mother palm trees can thrive. 🌴💚
#CareNarratives #GeoforumAward #MIQCB #FeministGeographies #Geoforum

Next step: I’ll use the award to travel to Brazil to deliver the book in person, to listen and give thanks.
A small gesture toward a world where babassu breakers and mother palm trees can thrive. 🌴💚
#CareNarratives #GeoforumAward #MIQCB #FeministGeographies #Geoforum

The ‘Borders of Berlin’: West African protests and the coloniality of Euro-African deportation cooperation This article examines diaspora-led protests in Germany and actions in West Africa opposing Euro-African deportation cooperation after 2015. Drawing on…

My new article in #Geoforum examines how the #WestAfrican diaspora organised against #deportations from #Germany after 2015, critiquing the #coloniality of European #return policies, Euro-African borders and African authorities’ complicity. Available OA 👉 www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

@sindurp.bsky.social & Simone Sabbatini presented ICOS & the Horizon Europe project #NUBICOS at #GEOForum in Rome!

Their presentation detailed how in situ data are complementary to satellite data, and outlined how NUBICOS works towards new Ecosystem variables for satellite calibration/validation.

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Special Issue "Beyond Presentism in Border Externalization Studies"

On the #history of #border #externalisation

edited by Sebastian Cobarrubias and Martin Lemberg-Pedersen in #geoforum

Looks super interesting for #histodons and people working on #BorderRegimes in #europe and#Africa #niger […]

Almost a year ago, I joined @drsarahhall.bsky.social as co-editor-in-chief of #Geoforum.

We've just published an editorial outlining our vision for the journal, including some key changes to the types of articles we'll be publishing:

authors.elsevier.com/a/1kFy93pILh...

Her kan I finde mig de næste par dage

#Geoforum #Kortdage2024

I’m incredibly grateful and happy to share my recently published article. It is the fruit of my collaboration with Carmen Lúcia Silva Lima, @estherturnhout.bsky.social and the MIQCB.
#Geoforum #PoliticalOntology #Babassu #MIQCB #CareAndConflict #care #socialmovement #utopia #reciprocity

Dismantling displacement and de-tenanting—Toward a feminist legal geography perspective on the housing crisis and eviction court cases in Germany Displacement and de-tenanting are critical issues at the intersection of housing crises and legal frameworks, demanding a nuanced understanding that i…

🎉 Exciting news! My first publication from the #Evicted project is now live at #Geoforum! 🚪🏙️

In this article, I explore the market and legal mechanisms driving housing precarity and forced evictions.

Check it out (it's OpenAccess): www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

#geosky