Last week, we welcomed over 2,800 geographers from around the world for our Annual International Conference. 🌍

📝 Read more about what went on this year: https://ow.ly/SXqI50ZKI6z.

⏭️ We hope to see everyone at University of Bristol in 2027! #RGSIBG26

@abigailfriendly.bsky.social provides insight into how the right to the city is localized in practice, offering lessons that are broadly applicable to cities around the world

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@ubcpress.bsky.social
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We're over halfway through the 700+ live sessions, but there are still plenty of fascinating discussions to be had at #RGSIBG26! Make sure you find time to visit the art exhibitions, installations and provocations in the Map Room, Director's Gallery and Pavilion. Learn more: bit.ly/4gIxYW3

Takes the reader on a compelling journey across space and time, navigating entangled stories of ice and rock, humans, animals and other species, through the prism of Antarctica’s ice.

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@newsouthpublishing.bsky.social
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Reading Better States traces the persistence of desires for the postcolonial state in an era of environmental harms and climate catastrophe.

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@rebeccaoh.bsky.social
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Cyclonic Lives in an Indian Ocean World explores how cyclones in Mauritius shape identity, memory, and power.

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Today at #RGSIBG26 the HPGRG is sponsoring a session on The Psyche, Sense, and the Psychoanalysic: A Conversation About the Self in Geographical Thought. A Dialogues in Human Geography plenary conversation with Steve Pile, Jessica Dubow, Diana Beljaars, and Maximilian Hepach. @rgs.org #geosky