| Entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial ecosystems |
53 |
| Unsettling decolonizing geographies |
30 |
| Community energy: Entanglements of community, state, and private sector |
27 |
| Anthropocene, Capitalocene, ... Plantationocene?: A Manifesto for Ecological Justice in an Age of Global Crises |
21 |
| Negotiating the platform pivot: From participatory digital ecosystems to infrastructures of everyday life |
14 |
| Infrastructures of liberal life: From modernity and progress to resilience and ruins |
13 |
| Social infrastructure and the public life of cities: Studying urban sociality and public spaces |
12 |
| The healthy dose of nature: A cautionary tale |
10 |
| Understanding the influence tenure has on meanings of home and homemaking practices |
10 |
| Geo-text data and data-driven geospatial semantics |
8 |
| Urban agriculture, racial capitalism, and resistance in the settler-colonial city |
8 |
| Geography and computers: Past, present, and future |
8 |
| Still getting it on online: Thirty years of queer male spaces brokered through digital technologies |
7 |
| Black matters are spatial matters: Black geographies for the twenty-first century |
7 |
| Degrowth and postcapitalism: Transformative geographies beyond accumulation and growth |
6 |
| Paradiplomacy and political geography: The geopolitics of substate regional diplomacy |
6 |
| The blue economy: Identifying geographic concepts and sensitivities |
6 |
| Creating home: Intersections of memory and identity |
6 |
| Sonic geographies: Themes, concepts, and deaf spots |
5 |
| Toward feminist geographies of cycling |
5 |
| The baby business booms: Economic geographies of assisted reproduction |
4 |
| Historicising geographies of solidarity |
4 |
| Mangroves in the global climate and environmental mix |
4 |
| Electoral geography: From mapping votes to representing power |
4 |
| Spatial interpolation using areal features: A review of methods and opportunities using new forms of data with coded illustrations |
4 |
| Reviewing qualitative GIS research-Toward a wider usage of open-source GIS and reproducible research practices |
4 |
| Rediscovering other geographical traditions |
4 |
| Fragments of an anti-fascist geography: Interrogating racism, nationalism, and state power |
4 |
| In the making: Open Creative Labs as an emerging topic in economic geography? |
4 |
| Suburban studies: State of the field and unsolved knots |
3 |
| Added value? Denaturalizing the good of urban greening |
3 |
| Rethinking relational ideas of place in more-than-human cities |
3 |
| Understanding the household cooking fuel transition |
3 |
| Strategic coupling, state capitalism, and the shifting dynamics of global production networks |
3 |
| Inequality and regional development in resource economies of advanced capitalist economies |
3 |
| Comparing spatial patterns |
3 |
| Electric vehicle adoption: An analysis of best practice and pitfalls for policy making from experiences of Europe and the US |
3 |
| Celebrated, not just endured: Rethinking Winter Cities |
2 |
| Journeys unknown: Embodiment, affect, and living with being lost and found |
2 |
| Historical Geography, feminist research and the gender politics of the present |
2 |
| State of the field: Data and metrics for geographic analyses of entrepreneurial ecosystems |
2 |
| Geographies of land use: Planning, property, and law |
2 |
| Catching the whale: A comparison of place promotion strategies through the lens of Amazon HQ2 |
2 |
| Decolonial education and geography: Beyond the 2017 Royal Geographical Society with the Institute of British Geographers annual conference |
2 |
| Labour and the city: Some notes across theory and research |
2 |
| Re-thinking geoeconomics: Towards a political geography of economic geographies |
2 |
| Migration matters: How migration is critical to contemporary human-environment geography |
2 |
| Sports and the city |
2 |
| It is the innocence which constitutes the crime(1): Political geographies of white supremacy, the construction of white innocence, and the Flint water crisis |
2 |
| Post-socialist (auto)mobilities: Modernity, freedom and citizenship |
2 |
