Geographical Journeys: Geographers Tell Their Stories

This book provides concise insights from a diverse range of leading scholars, reflecting on how they became geographers—representative of the field’s diversity. It explores the trajectory of their academic career, their formative influences, interpretive frameworks and divisions within geography, and what it means to have a geographic sensibility. It asks how geographers came to acquire an interest and how they developed that interest. It interrogates the various influences and conditions t...