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# Journal I/F

POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY

A place for extremism: Nativist grievance, frustrated expectations, and the spatial dynamics of the global city Disciplining desires: Understanding how bird hunters' desires shape prospects for sustainable hunting Patchwork diplomacy: rethinking state-city relations in a multipolar world Geographies of migrant mobile containment along the Balkan Route Embodied statecraft: The endurance of zhǐ jiè (pointing at the boundary) in Taiwan's land digitalisation What is the frontier to the migrating bird? Ladakh, education-driven migration, and the frontier as home Reppin’ your constituency? Urban-rural differences in geographical representation in Swedish parliamentary debates “We'll never go”: Inuit youth refusals as climate politics The military green transition: Decarbonisation as warfighting opportunity On becoming political: between controversies and deliberation. The making of the rubbish issue in Buenos Aires Tubular governance: Surveillance, control, and migrant lives in China Will ‘America first’ leave America behind? Exploring discourses of a fossil-fueled heartland Theorisation of environmental justice in Chinese political philosophy Spaces of private conservation: State effects and hierarchical autonomy in private wildlife conservation Troubling ‘Post-Neoliberalism’: Coalitional governance and contradiction in Chicago Governing through temporariness: Disaster, temporal governmentality, and refugee agency in the Rohingya camps The fiction of disaster: Forest fires and state-making in the Indian Himalaya Degrowing desire The Lithium Road. Political practices in favor of extractive infrastructures in the Bolivian Altiplano. The price of climate finance: Agency, knowledge and refusal in Mexico Hydro-legal geopolitics: Why states join—or reject—global water treaties Transnational party activism: why do migrants become active in political parties from their country of origin? Placing disability front and centre in political geography Migration governance in border towns: Trajectories of local border governance in Trieste and Messina After the Embankment: Climate change and the politics of infrastructural unmaking Extractivism, ecocentrism and democracy. Imaginaries around rights of river and legal personhood of the Rhône River Artificial snow and dry river-acequias: Contesting the River-grabbing geography in the Dílar and Monachil Rivers, Spain Dispossessed geographies: Statelessness and eco-resistance in Rojhelat Topography of power. Visual domination and the geography of pursuit on Alpine borders Poisoned together in prison: Toxicant politics, disposability and carceral capitalism in testimonies of electronic & military waste recycling in a sunbelt Gulag Exposure to border violence erodes military trust: Mixed-methods evidence from Ghana Unravelling inclusive food citizenship: insights from East-Central London Lost votes, divided cities: The unequal electoral geography of invalid voting in Germany’s urban neighbourhoods (2002–2025) Tourism frontier: A space of opportunity and disenchantment in Hunza, Gilgit-Baltistan Solar energy as national security in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict Devolution, delegation, and digitisation: Accountability gaps in fragmented border regimes Which border matters most? An analysis of how different types of internal boundaries affect voting behavior Dual use as a political technology of contemporary military violence Far right political ecologies and the battery sector: The case of the CATL gigafactory in Debrecen, Hungary Tropical forests as frontiers and zones of refuge: The case of Ranomafana in eastern Madagascar From local site to global logics. Infrastructure, capitalism and violence The Arctic world in Fridtjof Nansen's international thought The freedom movement as resistance? Understanding new counter-conducts in a crisis of governmentality The latent subject: AI, recognition, and the politics of latent space Corrigendum to “Technopolitics of water appropriation: How Mumbai claims hydrological dominance in its metropolitan region” [Political Geography 126 (2026) 103473] Decolonization without development? The war on subsistence and the limits of decoloniality Technopolitics of water appropriation: How Mumbai claims hydrological dominance in its metropolitan region State making at the infrastructural frontier: bureaucratic practices and the techno-politics of hydraulic infrastructure in post-revolutionary Mexico City Imposing connectivity: Privileging an elephant corridor over ecotourism in the Sigur Plateau, South India Maritime security technologies and coastal neo-fortification