Geography (2025)

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整理人:张晨玮

Volume 110（1），2025

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[1] Kadiri, M. (2025). Editorial: Exploration of geographical knowledge. Geography, 110(1), 2–3.

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[2] GA journal awards – Geography. (2025). Geography, 110(1), 4–5.

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[3] Harpur, C., Carrivick, J. L., Sutherland, J. L., & Mallalieu, J. (2025). The emerging importance of ice-marginal lakes across Greenland. Geography, 110(1), 6–15.

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[4] Hammond, L., & Freeman, D. (2025). Geography, education and citizenship: engaging with children’s rights in, and to, the city in London. Geography, 110(1), 16–25.

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[5] Saddington, L., Reilly, G., & Huppatz, M. (2025). Connecting climate research and teaching in higher education with secondary education. Geography, 110(1), 26–33.

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[6] Swetnam, R. D. (2025). The ‘other rainforest’: restoring Britain’s green gem. Geography, 110(1), 34–38.

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[7] Kachef, R. L. (2025). Forget the facts: a humanistic approach to addressing contemporary issues in urban waste management. Geography, 110(1), 39–44.

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[8] Bonnett, A. (2025). The mapping revolution. Geography, 110(1), 45–48.

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[9] Lambert, D. (2025). On the attempted arrest of a generative concept. Geography, 110(1), 49–53.

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Volume 110（2），2025

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[1] Willis, K. (2025). Fluidity and fixity. Geography, 110(2), 58–59.

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[2] Knowles, R. D. (2025). National borders as barriers: impacts of international events on interaction between Denmark and Sweden. Geography, 110(2), 60–71.

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[3] Warren-Lee, N., & Biddulph, M. (2025). The Geographical Association’s curriculum framework: a critical lens for school geography? Geography, 110(2), 72–80.

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[4] Boardman, J., & Vandaele, K. (2025). Muddy flooding: a neglected environmental hazard in western Europe. Geography, 110(2), 81–91.

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[5] Robb, J. (2025). Space to go deeper: educators’ exploration of creative, embodied approaches to education for sustainable development and environmental education. Geography, 110(2), 92–96.

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[6] Morgan, J. (2025). Geography teaching in the present conjuncture (or, what type of school geography for what type of society?). Geography, 110(2), 97–100.

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[7] Cheyney, F. G., & Phua, V. C. (2025). Featuring place in Singapore hotel quarantine vlogs. Geography, 110(2), 101–105.

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[8] Correction. (2025). Geography, 110(2), 106.

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Volume 110（3），2025

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[1] Finn, M. (2025). Editorial: Stewardship over generations. Geography, 110(3), 110–111.

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[3] Hilander, M. (2025). Geography textbook spreads redesigned by Finnish trainee teachers. Geography, 110(3), 112–119.

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[3] Haynes, W. (2025). Station to station: arriving at a crucial space in urban geography. Geography, 110(3), 120–127.

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[4] Spurná, M., Knecht, P., & Bendl, T. (2025). Geographical concepts chessboard: a framework for developing geographical thinking in teacher education. Geography, 110(3), 128–136.

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[5] Phua, V. C., & Şeremet, M. (2025). Gazing at heterotopia: touristed landscapes as contested spaces in Kaş, Türkiye. Geography, 110(3), 137–145.

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[6] Lambert, D., Béneker, T., Bladh, G., & Mitchell, D. (2025). Curriculum making in an age of crisis: the contribution of the capabilities approach. Geography, 110(3), 146–155.

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[7] Ebdon, J. (2025). Rivers, rainfall and risk: monitoring and managing water quality in the UK under a changing climate. Geography, 110(3), 156–161.

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[8] Ahn, Y. J., & Juraev, Z. (2025). Al-Biruni’s ‘Book of India’: A geography ahead of its time. Geography, 110(3), 162–167.

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注：该杂志2025年共出版3期。