The spaces many of us hold close, because so meaningful and dear, are those of home±of
the homes we were raised in, the ones we abandoned, the ones we live in. In Sandra …

Geography series (Blunt and Dowling, 2006). Clearly, since Domosh wrote her report, cultural
geographers and many other scholars have let themselves in to explore the rich territory …

This paper reviews the diverse literatures on negative experiences of home at the domestic
scale and sets out an agenda to further ‘critical geographies of home’. Tying into broader …

The groundbreaking work of feminist and gender geographies has substantially advanced
the nature of inquiry in the United States. In centering gendered ways of knowing, …

Direct, interpersonal violence is a pervasive, yet often mundane feature of our day-to-day
lives; paradoxically, violence is both ordinary and extraordinary. Violence, in other words, is …

This article examines the ways in which spaces for feminism in geography have been
constructed. As with most disciplines, the increased visibility of feminist approaches in geography …

O’Grady ended his series of articles with the acceptance of temporary leader-ship of the first
commune and the publication of a contact address in Dublin. The commune did not …

As part of GPC’s 25-year anniversary celebrations, this article explores possibilities and
prospects for feminist historical geographies and geographers. Here I define feminist historical …

This paper explores the importance of contemporary gardens as leisure sites and argues
that leisure in general, and the garden in particular, play an important role in the process of …

Women’s daily lives are shaped by the cities in which they live, the cities portrayed in the
media, and the cities of our imaginations. Simultaneously, women construct the material, social, …